Sentence examples for qualification passage from inspiring English sources
The advantage of being in Concacaf for the US is a relatively easy qualification passage to the World Cup but the downside includes having to work within a business environment dominated by the likes of Traffic and Davidson and a political structure ruled by the likes of Webb and his Jamaican side-kick 'Captain' Horace Burrell.
But note also the other shift that this entails marked by Malebranche's qualification in the passage above.
Women did not receive the right to sit on county councils until 1907, with the passage of the Qualification of Women Act.
It might speed the passage to a real baccalaureate-style qualification at 18 and make education a more engaging experience for children.
He also questioned why rules on the rehabilitation of offenders and the disclosure of criminal convictions to future employers focused only on the passage of time rather than subsequent qualifications gained.
Neither Walter Smith's nor Gordon Strachan's team would be guaranteed automatic qualification by victory alone, but the combination of factors required for safe passage is distinctly feasible.
When this point is combined with the large number of textual passages in which Spinoza appears to affirm necessitarianism without qualification, it provides strong evidence that Spinoza intentionally endorsed full-blown necessitarianism.
It was a perfect night for the Arsenal manager, who values his run of consecutive qualifications – not just in terms of participation in the Champions League but also in the annual passage to the knockout stage.
Anesthesiology residency programs and those anesthesiology fellowship programs that grant certificates of special qualifications can review historical results using this metric, establish goals for five-year board certification passage rates and track performance year-to-year.
