Sentence examples for pre qualify from inspiring English sources

Click "see if you pre qualify for a card" to get an overview of credit cards that fit your needs and get an idea of what you will qualify for.

Cost per unit of syringes and safety boxes were derived from WHO's Pre Qualify Standard (PQS) devices catalogue [ 6 ].

With just a few lines of code, Trustev adds a new social verification layer at the front side of the checkout process that pre qualifies potential customers through analysing social data from a wide number of sources including Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, while maintaining user privacy at all times.

Countries that do not pre-qualify for assistance would be unable to get loans in a crisis.

This time, Mr. Detrich has brought in Millionaire.com, a Web site linked to Lycos that will pre-qualify bidders by verifying their financial status.

'This meant we had to pre-qualify for the right just to take part in practice during the first half of the season.

Scott Ross, chief technology officer at global marketing and technology agency, DigitasLBi, explains that the recruitment market moves so fast that "the more we can pre-qualify our candidates, the more likely we are to find talent within their ever-shortening window of availability".

Frustrated, the commissioners wrote a letter to Milton Mollen, a former judge who advises the longshoremen's union on ethical practices, saying they could not continue to pre-qualify the union's candidates in light of the union's "demonstrated lack of commitment to diversity, and their continued efforts to thwart the commission's attempts to combat the discriminatory hiring practices in the port".

Will the Fund maintain a public list of countries that have pre-qualified?

Dhanei KGFS, a financial services provider in Orissa, India, pioneered a successful new product: small, low-interest emergency loans that clients of their bank had pre-qualified for and could get at any time of day or night, nearly instantly.

First, one of the best feelings as a guide is when a guests initially says, "I don't know if I can make it," or "I've never done this before," but the guide knows they have been pre-qualified to the extent possible and can encourage the guest to try.