Sentence examples for qualification necessary from inspiring English sources

Wetsandorn was a prince who was compelled to give away his wife and children to realize the last qualification necessary to be reborn as the Buddha.

The players' relationship with Nuno had long broken down, but it remained good with his assistant Phil Neville, who has impressed since arriving in the summer but does not yet have the coaching qualification necessary to take charge of a team in Spain.

In most places, the ability to wear an oversized neck chain and turn up with a giant pair of scissors whenever a new Asda opens is pretty much the only qualification necessary to hold the office of mayor.

28 continuing medical education points (CME) for participation and a certificate for a psychosomatic basis care qualification necessary for some medical specialties can be achieved.

"For British society generally it is a problem that so few children from deprived backgrounds emerge with the qualifications necessary for entry into our most selective institutions.

"In the end, I do believe she has the qualifications necessary to be the Fed chairman and plan to support her nomination," said Corker.

Among other findings were that many tree officers lacked the qualifications necessary to perform their duties properly, and that the budgetary financial commitment of some authorities to trees amounted to no more than 8p per head of their respective populations.

But despite his broad experience in the field, Tasker the group manager in charge of fire stations in Eastleigh and the Test Valley felt he didn't have the qualifications necessary for promotion.

He launched his campaign by writing an editorial for the student newspaper about the qualifications necessary to lead the team: "The president must, above all things else, be a man of unbiased judgment, energy, determination, intelligence, moral courage, conscience".

"We anticipate that the new board will be adding an additional member with expertise in children's home administration, and that that member will round out the qualifications necessary to run the school properly".

But they are shirking their responsibility if they vote for nominees who have not demonstrated two things: that they have the personal qualifications necessary to be good judges, and that their judicial philosophies will take the country in the right direction.