Sentence examples for qualification for the first from inspiring English sources

A series of incredible results against more formidable opponents, including a victory against Haiti, led Antigua and Barbuda to the semifinal round of qualification for the first time.

There is seldom any differentiation in the hourly rate – a highly skilled and experienced teacher routinely can receive the same hourly rate as someone who is teaching (often with no teaching qualification) for the first time.

Rafa Cabrera-Bello's progression to the last eight, thanks to a win against the injured Byeong-hun An, secures a world top-50 place and, with it, Masters qualification for the first time.

Above all, though, this was a historic evening for Georgian rugby, with a dramatic 17-16 win over Namibia effectively securing the Lelos automatic World Cup qualification for the first time in 2019.

Group A Hipters' Belgium and their skinny-jean style ensured qualification for the first time since 2002 when Romelu Lukaku twice tore through the Croatian defence to ensure his side victory last week.

It could happen when you claim the qualification for the first time, or it might take years before it explodes in your face - taking your riches and your reputation with it.

French political leaders buried their differences today in a bid to present a united front against Jean-Marie Le Pen, the rightist leader whose qualification for the second round of the presidential election has convulsed the country.

A win for England would guarantee qualification for the second phase, probably in second place behind Argentina, while a draw might be enough to take one of the four slots available for best third-placed teams.

Spain today became the first great soccer-playing nation to bow out of the World Cup when even a 6-1 victoverover Bulgaria proved inadequate to secure qualification for the second round.

Mr. Le Pen's success pointed to significant shifts in the French and European political scenes that suggest it would be wrong to dismiss his qualification for the second round as a mere anomaly, analysts and pollsters said.

There were slight falls in the numbers gaining the highest A* qualification, for the fifth year in a row, while the proportion of 16-year-olds gaining A* or A fell by 0.6 percentage points.