Sentence examples for qualified because of from inspiring English sources

Brazil, Canada, Chinese Taipei and Spain won their qualifier rounds and will join Australia, China, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, the Netherlands, Puerto Rico, United States and Venezuela, which qualified because of their performances in the 2009 tournament, which was won by Japan.

Switzerland said it had qualified because of the performance of Ikle and Salieri.

They qualified because of the urgent medical problem; other families qualify if they are deemed particularly vulnerable after being subjected to torture or sexual violence.

Among its findings was that about one-third of those receiving benefits in Puerto Rico qualified because of "mood disorders" — a rate the newspaper said was at least 10 percentage points higher than any state's.

I brought my 20-year-old stepson, Zak, who came well qualified because of his skill with a camera and fondness for the Grateful Dead, the Pranksters' house band.

And according to Ross K. Baker, a political science professor at Rutgers University, even some of the governor's appointees who have been active in the Democratic Party are qualified because of their government experience.

But when he tried to enter a military college a year later, he was told he did not qualify because of his "complex family background".

Woodstock-sur-Seine (8) qualifies because of its name, rather than its location – this cheerful budget hostel at 48 rue Rodier (00 33 1 48 78 87 76; www.woodstock.fr) is a couple of kilometres from the river at the foot of Montmartre.

Even Pythagoras would qualify, because of his writings on nonviolence and appreciation for the more-insidious form of violence called structural violence, which kills people slowly by depriving them of basic need satisfaction (e.g., poverty).

Among them: informing 10 families that their children, scheduled to enroll in gifted programs, will no longer qualify, because of new, tougher grading on state English and math exams.

For distributors, these givebacks are more affordable than striking film prints, and for theaters that qualify (because of limited grosses, many seasonal ones don't), these payments can help pay off bank loans or leases.