Sentence examples for qualification about from inspiring English sources

The court heard that a South African instructor, Andre Ross, had failed to follow guidelines of the South African Adventure Recreation Association – which granted him his qualification – about the type of safety equipment used on the day.

In other words: just keeping jumping and don't stop to ask 'how high?' This advice comes with the usual qualification about the dangers of deleveraging: don't make matters worse by stopping lending to the economy.

A young teacher at Queen Mary University of London, who has asked not to be named, explains: "It is not uncommon for someone to hold a PhD, have been awarded research grants, published books and articles and have a postgraduate teaching qualification – about as highly qualified as you can be for most jobs – yet be paid about £3,000 a year".

A recent study reported that students who had been exposed to Interprofessional Education IPEE) curricula were more confident at qualification about their communicative skills, their interprofessional relationships and their professional interactions [ 2].

About half of those who chose a hospital specialty but did not eventually work in it were working in general practice by year 10. Conclusions Ten years after qualification about a quarter of doctors were working in a specialty that was different from the one chosen in their third year after graduation.

Shakespeare hedges the patriotic fantasy of English greatness in Henry V with hesitations and qualifications about the validity of the myth of glorious nationhood offered by the Agincourt story.

Other than the fact that it's less good-looking, I have fewer qualifications about Da Francesco, where the food is just plain great.

A few important qualifications about La Sandwicherie: While the dining room accommodates six people at its three tables, it doesn't accommodate a waiter.

For all of the necessary qualifications about Romney's strategic position, and his abilities as a Presidential candidate, this is his moment.

Lots of people had reported over the years on underage workers and harsh conditions, but very often the stories require complicated qualifications, debates about the efforts that factories take to guard against hiring underage workers (and — more qualifications — about the ones who slip through anyway).

The theme of the show was monogamy, and the couple read aloud from their letters to Dick, making no qualifications about the book's being a work of fiction.