Sentence examples for qualifying duty from inspiring English sources

Sat 8.30pm, Sporting Park Malena Barajas, co-founder, Women United FC, Sporting Kansas City Kansas Cityy supporters are still celebrating Matt Besler and Graham Zusi's performances while on World Cup qualifying duty with the US.

Rather than spending time in court, qualified duty solicitors and police station accredited criminal lawyers will actually find themselves spending a lot of time in police stations, sitting in on interviews under caution and meeting with clients.

The club's three internationals — Tim Cahill (Australia), Joel Lindpere (Estonia) and Roy Miller (Costa Rica) — are back from their World Cup qualifying duties.

But there will be a guaranteed five Scottish clubs in Europe the following season, when the team finishing fourth in the Premier League will probably find themselves on Uefa Cup qualifying duties rather than any extended summer holiday.

He may be one of the many people who keep it together during the week then let loose over the weekend, only to arrive back at work Monday showered and shaved and qualified for duty.

Rawls does, however, qualify this duty by appeal to what he refers to as the "wide view" of public political culture, which permits officials and citizens to introduce their religious or otherwise comprehensive views into political discussion at any point, provided appropriate public reasons are provided in due course (Rawls 1999b, 591).

This would severely limit the number of goods that would qualify for duty-free status in India.

On Jan . 9 the customs agency wrote back that the panels had become too sophisticated to qualify for duty-free import.

The poorest members had a fall-back: they qualify for duty-free access to the EU market under its "Everything But Arms" initiative.

Separately, the United States, Mexico, Canada and Japan also agreed rules governing the auto trade that dictate how much of a vehicle must be made within the TPP region in order to qualify for duty-free status.

He also refused to discuss the extent to which goods would qualify for duty-free treatment if they were produced elsewhere, received some extra processing in Hong Kong and then were shipped on to mainland China.