Sentence examples for should be qualifying from inspiring English sources

But he said expectations that the Republic should be qualifying for major tournaments on a regular basis were "unrealistic" given the small pool of players available for selection.

Teachers should be qualified.

Surely it goes without saying that teachers should be qualified?

The wave of "Afro-optimism" should be qualified, they argue.

Whether teachers should be qualified has been at the forefront of debate in recent months.

One high-ranking source said: "It is taken as a given [at Ofsted] that everyone believes teachers should be qualified or in the process of being qualified.

A provision on women's equality was left out to avoid a dispute after ultraconservatives insisted that women's equality should be qualified by compliance with religious laws.

Universities need applicants, who, whatever their social origins, should be qualified – a point emphasised in the pioneering Robbins Report calling for the expansion of higher education in 1963.

Last year the head of Ofsted, Sir Michael Wilshaw, made clear to a Commons committee that he believed teachers should be qualified: "I would expect all the teachers in my school to have qualified teacher status," Wilshaw said.

As the Press Association reports, Nick Clegg had opened dividing lines by publicly insisting that all teachers, including at free schools, should be qualified, and the national curriculum should be taught in every school.

It is likely to feature as a major education issue in the election, with both Tristram Hunt, Labour's Shadow Education Secretary, and Liberal Democrat Schools Minister David Laws insisting all teachers should be qualified.