Sentence examples for qualification news from inspiring English sources

When Bradley arrived at Cairo International Stadium on Feb. 1 to see a league match between two local clubs, to assess players ahead of World Cup qualification, news filtered through that dozens of fans had died at the stadium in Port Said.

"Then she added, 'I was more wanting to hear what you could do for me.' " A few hours later, in an apparent attempt to redeem herself, Mr. Donoho said, the candidate e-mailed him a note elaborating on her qualifications for the news reporting post.

A humiliating public chewing-out as in a questioning of my qualifications as a news producer and more than likely a human being in general.

A full reading of the release revealed some qualification of the big news.

Jeremy Lewis, head of ACS Egham International school in Surrey, southwest of London, said the group "has over 30 years' experience in delivering the International Baccalaureate Diploma, so we welcome the news that the qualification is so highly thought of by university admissions officers from the U.K., U.S. and Europe".

"To tell you the truth, this is really a shock because there's so much security here," said Annette Busateri, 31, a communications manager from Salt Lake City who was watching men's gymnastics qualifications when she heard the news.

The good news is that, with qualification secured, Antonio Conte will make changes.

And good news rarely comes without qualifications.

According to recently published research from EMSI Labour Market Information, commissioned by the Association of Colleges, there is plenty of good news for people with hairdressing qualifications.

Hathaway's agent Tony LuPrete defended his client's broadcast qualifications, saying, "Ms. Hathaway has watched the news many times".

However, Sullivan left school at 15 with no qualifications and found jobs as messengers, first for the news agency Reuters, then for the advertising agency Collett Dickenson Pearce.