Sentence examples for qualifying period for from inspiring English sources

The qualifying period for the Rio de Janeiro Games begins on 4 May and will run for a year.

"Extending the qualifying period for unfair dismissal will give employers more flexibility and confidence in hiring staff," says John Cridland of the CBI.So Mr Cable has allies too.

2.47pm: The government has announced a small concession on its DLA reforms, deciding not to press ahead with plans to increase the qualifying period for its proposed new disability benefit to six months.

The concession was welcomed by Richard Hawkes, chief executive of disability charity Scope: We're delighted that the Government has chosen to listen to disabled people's concerns over the qualifying period for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

"We are doubling the qualifying period for unfair dismissal, we are exempting businesses with less than 10 people from new EU regulations, we are exempting a million people who are self-employed from health and safety.

After British women's team sprint squad failed to claim a place at the Olympic Games in Rio, Jess Varnish slammed GB coaches for poor decisions during the qualifying period for the Track World Championships in which she and Katy Marchant finished fifth on Wednesday.

There is no qualifying period of service for a discrimination claim.

Four classes of benefits are provided by compulsory insurance, and, except for certain diseases, a right to them is acquired without any qualifying period of previous employment.

The diary is administered for two weeks during the qualifying period, and for one week after 4, 8 and 12 weeks of the intervention period.

The eligibility criteria proposed are arbitrary – qualifying periods of five, six or seven years.

In the case of the ITA, although the standard allowance rate of 60percentt has been enhanced to 100percentt, resulting effectively in a 200-percent claim for qualifying expenditures incurred, the qualifying period remains at the first five years.