Sentence examples for qualifications a from inspiring English sources

Besides, it gave the Republican convention this week something to talk about besides Mr. Lazio's two great thundering qualifications: A) From here.

International election observers reported, with some qualifications, a well-organised and fair vote.

"I've never had it except maybe in qualifications a long time ago".

"SUPERCAR" is a title without official qualifications, a mark of achievement awarded by popular acclaim, not based on codified statutes.

"Many are illiterate; many don't have any educational qualifications," a Westerm adviser to the Afghan government said.

More than half a million immigrants cannot do the jobs for which they trained because Germany does not recognise their qualifications, a case of credentialism gone wild.

Redzepi notes wryly that when he left school at 15 – with no qualifications – a cook would never be given the same respect as an architect or a businessman.

Annually, 45% of young people leave school without a decent set of qualifications; a high proportion of older people live on very low incomes.

I have had very good adjunct professors who might take offense from Mr. Pliskin's statement of their qualifications: "a clean criminal record, inoffensive breath and a pulse rate".

Educational level was coded into four categories: degree-level or equivalent qualifications, A-level or equivalent, General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or equivalent and no qualifications, while the index of multiple deprivation was coded into quintiles.

These days daytime presenters are expected to possess some additional real-life qualifications - a facility for arithmetic, some knowledge of antiques, a bronze medal in the high jump - so that everybody at home feels as if they're learning something.