Sentence examples for qualification was made from inspiring English sources

However, the tribal eligibility qualification was made more stringent.

And also still on offer... A-levels The traditional sixth-form qualification, being made harder from September.

That tortured qualification is made necessary by the precedent of Steven Gunderson, a Wisconsin Republican who was outed as gay in 1994, more than a decade into his career in Congress.

The final decision as to qualification is made by the graduate studies committee in consideration of the student's overall record for the first year's work in conjunction with performance on the examination.

But the battle for the other four teams in the group was always realistically for third place and with it an improved seeding when the draw for Euro 2016 qualification is made.

But not even that qualification is made if you show depressive symptoms after your intended jilts you at the altar or you fail all your exams or get your legs blown off.

Wales now need to beat Serbia in Cardiff on Tuesday to maintain any hope of claiming third place in Group A, which would boost their seeding when the draw for Euro 2016 qualification is made.

She learned that a male colleague with the same job and qualifications was making $7,000 a year more.

In April 2011, a national Nursing Summit was held where the following statement regarding the new Nursing Qualifications Framework was made (37): We call upon SANC in collaboration with the National Department of Health, CHE [Council for Higher Education] and SAQA to fast-track the processing and implementation of the new Nursing Qualifications' Framework and appropriate transitional arrangements.

Though Syrian diplomats insisted the alliance with Iran was not a move to provoke the US, there was no qualification when the declaration was made in Tehran.

"It doesn't matter that Scotland are our rivals in our qualification group because the decision was made months ago," said the coach.