Sentence examples for qualifications were changed from inspiring English sources

With the annexation of African territories and the creation of a mass black working class, however, it proved vulnerable, and in 1887 and 1892 the franchise qualifications were changed in order to restrict the number of black voters.

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.

This qualification cannot be changed in a descendant class.

At the same time the FA chairman said the qualification rules should be changed so young players have to be on the books of an English club for three years before their 18th birthday to qualify as homegrown rather than before they reach 21, as is the case now.

The investigator subscore did not change, which is consistent with the short amount of time that elapsed between the first and second submissions; thus, the investigator's qualifications were expected to change little during that time.

Qualification is now changed to consequence.

There was also an increase in the numbers of students taking other qualifications such as iGCSEs, and there were changes in entry patterns, which all means that the cohorts were not comparable from year to year.

The changes to teacher qualifications were welcomed in some quarters.

Structural changes to staff qualifications were to be phased in and staff/child ratios were to be improved.

(The qualifications were arbitrary).

Mr Chirac's qualifications were always questionable.