Sentence examples for qualification action from inspiring English sources

The president will hope the world's media now turns their lenses on sporting exploits on the snow and ice, and there was early qualification action in slopestyle, where medals are up for grabs for the first time.

These include financial planners' duty to act in their clients' best interests and to disclose more information about their qualifications, disciplinary actions taken against them and any conflicts of interest.

But even before the F.T.C. contacted the company, Path said, "we discovered and fixed this sign-up process qualification and took further action by suspending any underage accounts that had mistakenly been allowed to be created".

This amounts to introducing a wholly new concept of modality, which comes close to an adverbial qualification of a given action.

Relatively little attention has been given to the Qualification Problem for characterizing actions, in comparison with other problems in temporal reasoning.

Private providers were preferred for their qualifications, their prompt actions in attending to patients and having an adequate supply of medicines.

But whatever happens on Tuesday, both in South America and in Switzerland, Jorge Sampaoli's Chile will adopt the same approach next month when they are back in action in the qualification campaign.

Mobility can be a lever for action to provide qualifications and access to jobs for young people.

"We are taking action to ensure qualifications in these languages continue and are also robust and rigorous to match the best education systems in the world".

Judge Sotomayor, now 54, came of age in the heat of the desegregation battles, bristled at any insinuation that being a beneficiary of affirmative action tempered her qualifications and organized the growing ranks of Hispanic students to argue for more hiring and admissions.

A spokesman said: "Ministers are committed to not making significant changes to GCSEs until after the outcomes of the Review of 14 to 19 Qualifications are known, unless urgent action is fully justified.