Sentence examples for qualification caused from inspiring English sources

Poor results in friendly matches and a bad start to the 2006 World Cup qualification caused the team to drop to a record low in the FIFA World Rankings.

Lower qualifications cause higher unemployment, and a concentration of mixed-race Koreans in manual or part-time work.In the wake of Mr Ward's splendid achievements on the football field, politicians and government bodies have been falling over each other with promises to dismantle discriminatory practices.

The recent announcement that exams will be compulsory for all level 3 vocational qualifications has caused feverish debate in the further education sector.

Competing on a daily basis for new leads or lead qualification can cause people to push each other to do better.

The death of Senna, and of fellow driver Roland Ratzenberger during qualification the same weekend, caused a storm of debate over safety.

Prior to the adoption of the 15th Amendment the privilege of suffrage was conferred by the Constitution of Maryland of 1867 upon 'every white male citizen,' but the 15th Amendment by its self-operative force obliterated the word 'white,' and caused the qualification therefore to be 'every male citizen,' and this came to be recognized by the court of appeals of the state of Maryland.

In a speech to labor leaders on Sept. 19, Mlambo-Ngcuka said, without qualification, that HIV causes AIDS.

But it is the waiting for the full specifications of the new qualification that is causing most concern - and the worry that few people outside the education world are even aware of them.

"The reality for young people and teachers is that the coalition government's endless interference with, and denigration of, the qualifications system is causing uncertainty and anxiety, and dashing hopes, aspirations and life chances," she said.

On the eve of qualification she was sent to hospital with stomach pains caused by kidney stones.

The LGA said this was partly caused by colleges being paid for every student who receives a qualification, regardless of the local need for those skills.