Sentence examples for qualifying if the from inspiring English sources

Despite missing qualifying, if the Spaniard receives medical clearance for Saturday's race, he will start in 12th after posting a fast time in Thursday morning practice.

International students may qualify if the loan is co-signed by a creditworthy US citizen or permanent resident.

Judicial clerkships of less than two years qualify if the graduate intends to pursue public service employment immediately following the clerkship.

Most of the homes would be new construction, although some existing houses and apartments could qualify if the county made them permanently affordable.

Mr. Mayorkas says more people could qualify if the agency tried harder to help them — citing its success in helping Haitians apply for temporary protected status after January's devastating earthquake.

It may qualify if the faculty member is a licensed attorney and if the work is done on a pro bono basis, the work is directed toward future litigation, and the student is not compensated.

He acknowledged that lenders will often make exceptions and grant a loan to someone who might not otherwise qualify, if the broker who originated the loan has brought the lender much business in the past.

And critics say more people would qualify if the income cutoff were raised; in New Delhi, it is 2,000 rupees ($36) a month, regardless of family size, a sum that many poor families spend on rent alone.

Generally, distributions are qualified if the account has been open for five years and you are at least 59 1/2 years old.

The New York Knicks, with a payroll of $85 million–the highest in the league failed to qualify for last year's playoffs and again would not qualify if the season ended today.

The US now need at least a draw against Germany in Recife on Thursday to be guaranteed of progression to the knock-out stages, but could even lose and still qualify if the Ghana-Portugal result favours them.