Sentence examples for of this qualification from inspiring English sources

The importance of this qualification emerged in 1619 when the Bohemian estates offered their crown to Elector Frederick V of the Upper Palatinate, the union's director: its members made clear that they would defend only his German territories.

"We have to go in search of this qualification with even more audacity".

"I must be satisfied with the point at the start of this qualification round," said Mihajlovic. "If you cannot win, it's important not to lose.

Along with Botswana, the Mena have been one of the surprises of this qualification campaign - with their 1-0 defeat of Egypt in their second game sending shockwaves through the continent.

"We are confident that we can now accelerate our progress as part of this qualification structure with the full members, while this is also an excellent boost as we put our finishing touches on our preparations for the World Cup 2015".

Of course this qualification might be (and is) used for various purposes, but one persistent usage seems to follow the qualification with some claim that is hard to distinguish from claims that feminists are wont to make.

The statesman Henry Wise, of Virginia, articulated this qualification as well as anyone: "Jackson made law," he wrote.

Where they differed was that Ecuador played to the most of its potential in this qualification process, while Uruguay's form dipped well below its best.

He said: "A growing number of learners are achieving this qualification which includes a work-related education module and is designed to develop the skills and attitudes that we know employers and higher education value.

"The public would be horrified if people were able to practise medicine or law without the appropriate qualifications and they should be equally horrified by the removal by the secretary of state of this important qualification for teachers".

In the past this part of the qualification has been assessed by teachers and there were claims in 2012 of a high degree of inconsistency in the way teachers in different schools marked the assessments.