Sentence examples for qualified town from inspiring English sources

Bill McGarry, vice-chair of the Anfield Rockfield Triangle residents' association, a qualified town planner, has helped some residents negotiate with the council.

THOUGH they may never lead more than a conga line, the 20 people who recently graduated from a 10-month course called Leadership Huntington could now qualify for town tour guide, if not town trustee.

CAPE TOWN — France qualified for the World Cup in large part because of an uncalled hand ball by Thierry Henry last November.

The remote institution in Snyder, population 11,000, has a shallow bench to begin with: only two people in the town are qualified to teach public speaking at the collegiate level.

In South China, there are several "longevity counties" due to the high number of nonagenarians and centenarians living there, such as Yongfu County, which has been qualified as the "Longevity Town" by Geriatric Society of China in 2007.

Perhaps you have seen a strong need for more highly qualified childminders in your town.

But its claim to have recaptured the two towns is qualified by foreigners in the area.

The company pays parking authorities to let its cars remain in on-street parking spots indefinitely, although the rules as to which spots qualify vary by town.

Since this cluster of 118 people does not qualify as a town, a water district or anything else that the California Department of Public Health recognizes as a valid applicant, another group must act on its behalf.

He put a plaque on the statue of King Matyas in the town center that qualified his military successes -- a deliberate provocation to ethnic Hungarians who revere Matyas.

After the war, he qualified in architecture, civic design and town planning at Liverpool University, graduating in 1954, and then in landscape architecture a year later.