Sentence examples for qualification made from inspiring English sources

The investigation centers on Exide's statements that it expected to be able to comply with the covenants, and on the going-concern qualification made by its auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Exide said in a regulatory filing.

A heated debate has arisen over the past several years among historians of ancient Israel between the maximalists, who believe that, due qualification made, the biblical account is historically reliable, and the minimalists, who believe the opposite.

That phrasing skips over a heavy qualification made by Michael Chambers QC in his sentencing remarks: "Whilst the defendant [Merlin] should have full credit for the plea of guilty, the earlier acceptance of responsibility was tainted by the willingness to blame its employees when the fundamental fault was that of the company".

My qualification made it rather easy to achieve an interview with the member of the board responsible for Ernst & Young's life sciences activities.

Yet most important may be the fact that, due qualification made, he is the first chemist pope.

The proposed model considers the capacity loss resulting from traditional random capacity factors, such as tool failures, and recipe machine qualification, making it more applicable to real systems.

To attract such numbers, the agency reportedly took on recruits with minimal qualifications, made only cursory background checks, and relaxed its training regime.

I was recently admonished by a man who believed that his job and qualifications made him more important than all of our other customers put together.

Actually, the important stuff in this set of proposals isn't mentioned in the report - there will be a lot more information about School/College qualifications made available to universities in a comparable and accessible format to help them make these decisions about required grades and subjects.

Pathologists with special qualifications made histological diagnoses of cancer based on structural and cytological abnormalities.

Rarely were qualifications made, and even when made were dismissed: A study in Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise found that rats given an extract of apple experienced a 10% increase in strength, a 30% drop in body fat and significantly less muscle fatigue.