Sentence examples for qualification for which from inspiring English sources

The number of recent successful novelists who have their agrégation, the top, ultra-competitive teaching qualification for which not a hair must be out of place, is perhaps significant.

With that in mind, they can ill-afford to be deprived of the 32-year-old forward in the latter stages of the Champions League, qualification for which will be assured by victory against Spartak Moscow tomorrow.

PSV will now bolster the western European presence in the eastern bloc-dominated Uefa Cup, qualification for which was the central issue on a night when most other matters had been resolved.

Plenty of university graduates are working in low-skilled jobsYOUNG people often worry whether the qualification for which they are studying will stand them in good stead in the workplace.

The consumption of any alcohol has declined by 5.4%% for men and 6.9 % for women, which was consistent across all the groups except for unemployed men and for women without any qualification, for which there was no statistically significant change.

The chief qualifications for which are a willingness to uproot conventional wisdom, and spend years of your life locked in a room with a ream of paper and a slide rule.

But no big leap is required to discern the meaning of the visual cue in "Celebrity": The intercutting of shots of the Berlin crowd chanting "Obama!" with pictures of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton has been defended on the grounds that Spears and Hilton symbolize the irrelevance of celebrity as a qualification for leadership — which they do, of course.

Scotland just missed out on a play-off spot in the previous European qualification campaign, the finals for which are being played in Israel in June.

Production of the 2170 for qualification, which is to say for testing and quality assurance purposes ahead of mass production, started in December.

Journalism is not a respectable activity in Britain; it has certainly never been considered a profession, for which qualifications and decent conduct are required.

So it might come as a surprise to some that when the New York City Bar Association released its ratings for judicial candidates a couple of weeks ago, it deemed Mr. Johnson "not approved by reason of the candidate's failure to affirmatively demonstrate that he possesses the requisite qualifications for the office for which he is a candidate".