Sentence examples for policy qualifications from inspiring English sources

At least five of the six major insurers recently changed their policy qualifications.

At a news conference on Friday in Orlando, Fla., his remarks on Libya — including a suggestion that the Taliban, in Afghanistan and Pakistan, is at least partly running the government — raised new questions about his foreign policy qualifications.

At a news conference in Orlando on Friday, Mr. Cain's remarks on Libya – including a suggestion that the Taliban, way over in Pakistan and Afghanistan, are at least partly running the government – raised new questions about his foreign policy qualifications.

His remarks, in which he poked fun at the utility of traditional foreign policy qualifications like government officials traveling abroad on fact-finding missions, were recorded and were quickly placed on the Web.

Citing an interview where McCain spokesperson Tucker Bounds was asked, and couldn't answer, what foreign policy qualifications Sarah Palin has to meet the Presidential level, CNN has announced that John McCain has crapped out of an interview with Larry King.

A lot of Americans, when they think about the next president's foreign-policy qualifications, seem to be looking for a hero — someone who will stand tall against terrorists, or transform the world with his optimism.

Today, Facebook launches Candidate Info, featuring thousands of direct-to-camera vertical videos where federal, state and local candidates introduce themselves and explain their top policy priority, qualifications and biggest goal if they win office.

Dr. Presern is a midwife and an anthropologist who also has a doctorate in public health policy and qualifications in health systems management.

The university has a published policy on qualification equivalences and does not treat any level 3 (A-level or equivalent) qualification more or less favourably.

"We have a published selection policy with qualification standards, but also have the ability to look at potential medal performers in London.

Campaign consultants once probed prospective candidates' policies and qualifications; they now ask only "how much money can you raise and from whom?"American elections are subject to a de facto "wealth primary" in which well-off citizens pre-select candidates for office excluding non-wealthy citizens from an integral part of the electoral process and degrading the meaning of their vote.