Sentence examples for qualification contained from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging to Taylor's defence that she removed the qualification contained in the Guardian piece, Farrow said: "I probably shouldn't have used the Guardian".

However, most campaigners omit an important qualification contained in the draft: that the presumption does not apply where the adverse impacts of development would "significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits".

While a spokesman for Pacey, the Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years, said: "These qualifications contain no requirement to have an understanding of play theory or practice".

"There are around 10 million car rental transactions in the UK each year and the majority of rental bookings are approved very quickly and at no cost by checking the driver endorsement and qualification information contained on the driver licence counterpart," said a spokesman for the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association.

This qualification is contained within the Health Training Package HLT02 and represents a consistent base level of training within the industry.

The only qualifications it contained was that the weapons cannot be "inherently indiscriminate" or "calculated to cause superfluous injury".

As a result, any sentence, no matter how many qualifications it contains, is almost always written by Stein in commaless, undivided form.

Regarding the safety of shipping, detailed provisions on the safety and seaworthiness of ships, collision avoidance, and the qualification of crews are contained in several treaties adopted under the auspices of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), a specialized agency of the United Nations UNN).

The Lama concedes that Bhutan are unlikely to advance from this stage of qualification, which will contain six matches between the 12 lowest-ranked teams in the Asian confederation.

An additional dataset containing qualification dates for all qualified horses and the best-recorded time per kilometer was provided by the French Institute for Horses and Riding (IFCE, Institut Français du Cheval et de l'Equitation).

Politicians in Zagreb, too, said today that the indictments contained what they saw as "unacceptable qualifications, including genocide and ethnic cleansing".