Sentence examples for qualifications because from inspiring English sources

Yet I understand this freedom to be with qualifications, because there is no such thing as a complete freedom.

"We're very good at matching qualifications because they're very clear: someone either has them or not," says Davenport.

Along with travel plans, she had copies of her qualifications because she was unsure what papers she might need to enter the UK.

Yet the result may be worse qualifications, because they get less individual attention, as well as less confidence in speaking publicly.The humiliation continues.

Law schools today offer nearly identical curriculums taught by professors with nearly identical qualifications because students face nearly identical bar exams.

I haven't got any qualifications because I left school at 15, but I've read a lot of books including ones that my English teacher told me were "literature".

We provide but structuring concepts about such qualification, because implementation requires extensive research resources.

She says her organisation supports the new qualification because it fits in with its commitment to supporting people to maintain their tenancies and move into sustainable employment.

Bishop DiMarzio is an expert on immigration, an important qualification because more than half the diocese's 1.8 million Catholics speak English as a second language.

"The most important thing, we need to be united as we are in the middle of qualification because our goal is to qualify for the World Cup," he said.

Mr. Hoon said he expected that many foreign students would in any case be drawn to Singapore to study for the A.C.C.A. qualification because of the association's large international membership, and broad recognition.