Sentence examples for qualifications for its from inspiring English sources

Over time, Billboard has broadened the qualifications for its charts, counting online streams as well as traditional album sales.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that Gap Inc.'s publicly stated qualifications for its next CEO at the time read: "...with deep retailing and merchandising experience, ideally in apparel, and who understands the creative process".

They also issued a press release noting that "in the spirit of nondiscrimination... La Leche League International has refined the eligibility qualifications for its volunteer breastfeeding counsellors to include men who otherwise meet the prerequisites for becoming a volunteer applicant".

Prosper observes certain minimum financial qualifications for its lender-investors in order to protect those members from the impulse to lend money they may need for their own regular living expenses.

As Tommy reflects: "Whatever Dylan's qualifications for being its author, of lack thereof, the despicable song seemed to magnify loneliness: each time you heard it, it acted as a mirror bringing your face disastrously close, forced you to study gray-fleshed sockets, to encounter the red-threaded yolks of your eyes.

According to Mr. D'Amato, he raised questions in letters and in the telephone calls about what he said was Jet Center's failure to meet a deadline to submit its qualifications for the job, its financial capacity to handle the contract and the relationship between the general manager of La Guardia and an owner of Jet Center.

The Daily Missoulian consults constitutional lawyers and concludes that, since the House of Representatives is responsible for judging the qualifications of its members, it's "dollars to doughnuts" that the House will confirm Rankin's eligibility — especially given that "since the returns of the recent election have been studied, politicians are no longer disposed to sneer at the woman voter".

It decisively shaped our nation and its Constitution, from its toleration of property qualifications for voters, to its placement of the choice of president in the hands of an Electoral College insulated from the public, to its indirect election of senators (a provision that much of the Tea Party right wants to bring back).

In 2013, Waterstones partnered with the University of Derby to launch a professional qualification programme for its staff.

In a statement late Thursday, the World Diamond Council said experts from the Kimberley Process would visit Zimbabwe twice to review its qualifications for the certification of its diamond exports.

It used to be joked that the main qualifications for attendance at its ministerial bashes were the ability to speak English, and a fondness for golf, karaoke and durian, a pungent fruit.The easy-going bonhomie has helped unite ten very diverse countries.