Sentence examples for qualifications have changed from inspiring English sources

The general structure is the same but the values of qualifications have changed and some have changed disproportionately to others.

Qualification rules have changed so two fewer British riders competed at the World Games this year, partly accounting for the reduced medal tally, but having secured four individual qualification slots and a team place for the Rio Paralympics, the GB riders believe they must now work harder than ever.

In the secondary sector, the number of jobs in manufacturing (where unions used to be strongest) has diminished, and the qualifications demanded of workers have changed markedly.

The demands on professional qualification and training courses have changed in recent years.

While the exact weeks and qualification for each tier has changed with each new extension, the current four tiers have been in place since 2009.

Tour winners used to automatically qualify for the Masters, but the qualifications have been changed, and the world ranking is now used as one of the qualifications for the Masters.

Only two teams have nothing to play for in the final round of Pro12 regular-season fixtures, testament to the way the league has changed since qualification for the European Champions Cup became more merit-based.

However, this factor was not fixed, and clinicians often talked about how their beliefs had changed since qualification or in early practice.

But, despite these qualifications, it's clear that something has changed.

Now that the party planners have a little viral momentum, they've changed their volunteer qualifications.

Entry standards and the tariff score The Ucas tariff – the aggregated measure that summarises the total value of qualifications that students have accumulated before entering higher education – has changed for students completing level 3 qualifications in 2017.