Sentence examples for said qualification from inspiring English sources

An FAI statement said qualification for the 2014 World Cup was still "a realistic and achievable prospect".

"It's you guys [the media] who have said qualification is out of the picture - it's never came into our thoughts".

Meanwhile Harry Gregg, Northern Ireland's keeper at the 1958 World Cup, said qualification would give the whole country a lift.

Wenger said: "Qualification means it is easier to bring in players when we have a chance to be in the Champions League.

Smith, who won the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing television show during his break from gymnastics, said qualification for the Commonwealth Games would not be straightforward.

Newport-Mesa said qualification requirements for ISSAC educators were insufficient and that the school didn't specify the methods it would use to measure students' success.

Terry Lamb, professor of language and pedagogy at Sheffield University, said qualifications were "crucial".

One thing that shocked me on my "why do people hate me" tour was that when I asked what qualities were needed to become a politician, most said "qualifications".

Is there anything I can do?... Michael Zullo, Manhattan A Steven M. Goldman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said qualifications for directors of a co-op are found in either the co-op's bylaws or certificate of incorporation.

But Berry says qualifications aren't necessary to tout wellness and health.

'Who wants to watch Jeremy Kyle?' Jump to media player A single mother about to begin a university degree course says qualifications will help lift people out of poverty.