Sentence examples for set qualifications from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. soon set qualifications for balloonists.

But, he added, "when the mayor and City Council have an interest in the outcome of the election, how is that any better?" Mr. Kavanagh has sponsored a Constitutional amendment that would allow the Legislature to set qualifications — like experience in administering elections, for example — for members and for essential employees of the elections boards in the state.

The Welsh government has already started work on another recommendation of the Evans review to establish a new body to regulate and set qualifications.

Later they'll allow companies to set qualifications, so they will only pay for, say, the application of someone who lives in San Francisco with Ruby on Rails development skills.

The national team did not exactly set qualification alight, winning only against Thailand – far short of that famous 1-0 win in Canberra during qualification to the 2011 Asian Cup.

In the wake of a string of safety and tax evasion scandals in China's fragmented coal mining industry, Ms. Kwok at Norton Rose Fulbright said the Chinese government was wary of letting small and medium-size companies take the lead and, in the two licensing rounds held so far, has set qualification terms that make it difficult for smaller companies to play.

The review of the curricula is spearheaded by the National Council for Technical Education NACTEE) an organ which was empowered by the government through the Act No. 9 of 1997 to coordinate technical education and set qualification standards for the awards.

These skills only appear in the "About" section of your profile, but they should be visible to anyone who meets your privacy setting qualifications.

She also noted that the U.S. Constitution allows states to set additional qualifications for voters in federal elections that don't exceed the qualifications for state elections.

The specificationist holds that each right is defined by an elaborate set of qualifications that specify when it does and when it does not apply: a set of qualifications that define the right's "space".

"AN EMPLOYER may set his qualifications as high as he likes, he may test to determine which applicants have these qualifications, and he may hire, assign and promote on the basis of test performance".