Sentence examples for qualification challenge from inspiring English sources

But he was prominent in attack as Scarlets revived their European qualification challenge and maintained their unbeaten home record.

If that happened, strategists envision an intense postelection campaign of state-by-state recounts, lawsuits, qualification challenges, efforts to flip electors, horse trading and pressure on members of Congress.

Lord Christopher Monckton, for instance, an English peer (who has been officially warned by the House of Lords to stop saying he's a member) began his speech at Heartland's annual conference by boasting that he had "no scientific qualification" to challenge the science of climate change.

"I don't think we have enough with the right qualifications to challenge at the very top," he told BBC Sport.

"So the first step is, can we help and support them to increase their qualifications to challenge for jobs?" More than 25% of professional players in England are black or from ethnic minorities.

He lost much of his influence within the party, even though Vasconcelos alone in the Party of Order possessed the qualifications to challenge Honório Hermeto as the party's elder statesman.

Because of the particular nature of the crimes, Saad says finding someone with the necessary qualifications was challenging.

"Champions League qualification is the challenge.

The authors say that rather than making the qualification compulsory the challenge is to provide a "clear and attractive alternative" for students who achieve good grades in GCSE maths but do not currently go on to study AS or A-level mathematics.

Almost every step in this argument seems to me either wrong or open to serious challenge or qualification.

Samoa's game against Japan at Milton Keynes on Saturday is now a must-win for both teams – both of whom have played the Boks and will fancy themselves to challenge for qualification – before Scotland play South Africa later in the day.