Sentence examples for qualification would have from inspiring English sources

An FA Cup win combined with Champions League qualification would have amounted to a decent return – well, a couple of reasons to be cheerful at any rate – but Van Gaal could not expect to save his skin with the Cup alone in the manner pioneered by the Manchester United manager who overcame Crystal Palace in the 1990 final.

The embarrassment which non-qualification would have brought to Hodgson, England and the FA had been avoided.

But carers' qualifications would have to meet new standards.

Teachers were concerned about the impact the new qualifications would have on their workload.

He said schools "which, in all good faith, had planned to continue using IGCSE qualifications", would have to reconsider those plans.

A formal proposal that users claiming to have academic qualifications would have to provide evidence before citing them in content disputes was eventually rejected by the Wikipedia community, like all previous such proposals.

However, examining the influence of higher educational qualifications would have been difficult in the context of our study as many Australian trained chiropractors receive coursework Masters Degrees or equivalent upon completing their educational training.

His candidature for the agrégation (a qualification that would have enabled him to take up a university career) was cut short by another attack of tuberculosis.

Researchers who have not been able to find permanent posts within the qualification period would have to try to extend their contracts under general employment law or leave.

Qualification for Davies would have seen the Welshman compete in his third consecutive final in the event.

She and Attoh still talked about whether or not she could compete for Great Britain, and the head coach, Charles van Commenee, had confirmed that if she were eligible and could make the qualification distance he would have no qualms about picking her.