Sentence examples for matter of qualification from inspiring English sources

But a term limit, according to Mr. Emery; Mr. Lane Edward C. Wallacee, a former councilman and a lawyer; and two former city corporation counsels, Victor A. Kovner and Paul A. Crotty, is a matter of "qualification" for office.

There's also the small matter of qualification.

I don't think it's a matter of qualification.

"Voters are going to really come down to a matter of qualifications and experience," Mr. Tisch said.

And of course there remains the not inconsiderable matter of his qualifications - or his lack of one.

But it's also a matter of poor qualifications, explained Sami Ghaleb, editor of the independent, but financially strapped, weekly newspaper Al Nidaa'.

"So if the government wants to work they can do it, but it's a matter of experience and qualifications".

And in the matter of his employment qualifications: He holds an "O-1" work permit, which qualifies him to stay in the United States as long as he wants, because of his "extraordinary ability" and achievement in the arts.

However, it is a matter of debate whether the qualification that biomarkers must be measured in the human body is a reasonable limitation.

And then, after a matter of days, came Salmond's qualification and retreat.

Number of job adverts it appears in 58,955 Average salary £34,837 There shouldn't be much ambiguity over whether you are a qualified accountant or a qualified nurse, say, but being qualified for some other jobs may be a matter of opinion ("Exactly what is a qualification to be a manager?" Cooper asks, for instance).