Sentence examples for qualified points from inspiring English sources

The conception of legitimacy that he advocates "requires that the procedure can be held, in terms acceptable to all qualified points of view, to be epistemically the best (or close to it) among those that are better than random" (Estlund 2008: 98).

The USA match their record qualifying points total of 22, Johannsson gets his first goal, and a winner at that, but that's not the story here.

That quibble aside, the opportunity to qualify more easily for elite frequent-flyer status by "rolling over" qualifying points or flight segments appears to be the most ground-breaking of several recent changes to the frequent-flyer programme at Delta Air Lines.

Kemper and Potts would remain tied in qualifying points, as each has a second-place finish and a third-place finish in the previous two races that the Americans use as part of the three-part selection process.

The event offers qualifying points for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

While they amass qualifying points by competing in top-level tournaments, a second tier of boxers seek to claim a place.

The 25-year-old, who won a bronze at the Commonwealth Games in July, also gained qualifying points for the Rio Olympics with her victory.

Paralympic champion David Stone and silver medallist Karen Darke are also included for both races as the British team aim to pick up qualifying points for the Rio Paralympics.

Welsh FA chief executive Jonathan Ford insists Wales winning their first 2014 World Cup qualifying points against Scotland or Croatia is a "must".

Graeme Thompson, performance director for Scottish & British curling, says major improvements are required over the next two years of Olympic qualifying points, following a poor showing at the Men's World Championship.

Fencing's Phileas Foggs have only a little more than 80 days before the team for London 2012 is announced, and a mad scramble for qualifying points is taking them around the world.