Sentence examples for qualification it from inspiring English sources

Professor Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents independent care providers, says: "While the government spends billions on training and has publicly welcomed this new qualification, it seems unwilling to put its money where its mouth is.

But last night was about more than just the result and its consequences for qualification, it was about the mood around this team which was only just in the slow process of recovery from this summer.

With, I would add, one qualification: it could get rid of its leader, but that would require about half of the 251,000 to recognise that they have made a mistake.

An obvious enough qualification, it would seem.

The country needed this qualification; it united Ivorians under difficult circumstances after the war in 2002.

If not, in terms of Pool B qualification, it will be sayonara.

Unsurprisingly, given its members' qualifications, it has done nothing of the sort.

Personal attributes are more critical than specific qualifications, it seems.

And, with a few qualifications, it was a triumph.

Neither has formal qualifications: it was all through determination and hard graft.

But, despite these qualifications, it's clear that something has changed.