Sentence examples for open to qualification from inspiring English sources

Soldiers who set out to write the story of their war also have to navigate a minefield of clichés: all of them more or less true but open to qualification; many sowed long before the soldiers were ever deployed, because every war is like every other war.

But it is subject to qualifications.

Almost every step in this argument seems to me either wrong or open to serious challenge or qualification.

Posen spoke down the road, at the Universities at Medway, a consortium of local schools open to students "without traditional qualifications".

Whereas MOOCs are unapologetically designed for mass consumption they are generally open to anyone, regardless of qualifications, and can attract tens of thousands of registrants the idea behind SNOCs is to provide a means for a group of business schools to offer classes remotely to each other's MBA students within a closed online network.

The OU's early broadcasts may have been the butt of endless jokes, but 30 years after its foundation the university that was designed to be open to anyone, regardless of qualifications or personal circumstances, finds itself suddenly the height of fashion.

In the mid-1980s, graduate jobs accounted for about one in 10 jobs, and more than three times as many unskilled jobs would then have been open to school-leavers without any qualifications.

Every job in every department is potentially open to tribal members, depending on their qualifications, she said.

In many situations these hierarchies, based on politics, experience, skills and qualifications are not open to challenge.

Julia Fabricius, incoming president of the British Psychoanalytical Society, says, "Psychoanalysis as an academic discipline is open to anybody," but she defends the society's qualifications for membership.

AGR-2, the second irradiation of the US program for qualification of the NGNP fuel, is open to international participation within the scope of the Generation IV International Forum.