Sentence examples for qualification rules from inspiring English sources

Its national Olympic committee has modified its qualification rules over the years.

The practical explanation is the oddity of the qualification rules for literary prizes.

For a full explanation of the Olympic qualification rules, see U.S. Rowing's web site.

In those days, because of residential qualification rules, players had to reside in the area they represented.

Greg Rusedski isn't really an English tennis player, nor Graeme Hick finally an English cricket-player: they have cleverly played the qualification rules.

We do not need both a basic and a second state pension, each with different qualification rules, neither of which provides adequate welfare.

He can play for Scotland under the school qualification rule but has previously said on Twitter that he would love to play in the Africa Cup of Nations.

A statistical qualification rule was developed using a simulation procedure based on the three optimization rounds of testing, where a laboratory qualifies if at least 25 of the 30 ID50 values lie within the acceptance ranges.

Lawmakers in at least 10 states have introduced bills requiring presidential candidates to provide some form of proof that they are natural-born citizens, a ballot qualification rule designed to address widespread rumors on the right that Obama was not born in the United States.

It is difficult to compare these top rates precisely because state and city taxes in the U.S. can add another ten per cent or more, and the deductibility and income-qualification rules in each country are different — but the top line provides a generally accurate sense of how much income governments in industrialized countries took from their wealthiest filers during the nineteen-seventies: a lot.

Last midnight was the deadline for qualification under rules that mandate, in part, that films must be more than 40 minutes long, open between Jan . 1and Dec. 31 in a commercial theater in Los Angeles County for paid admission, and run for seven consecutive days.