Sentence examples for some sort of qualification from inspiring English sources
Most assessors will have some sort of qualification relating to the role that they're assessing, and be competent in that role.
At the other end, it would also give some sort of qualification to the many less able children who currently leave school with few or no exam results to show for it.
"The consensus was that it is unfair and that there should be some sort of qualification process.
There's the example of an Indian American running for Congress some years ago who, throughout the campaign, touted his being Catholic as some sort of job qualification.
With help from Mimi and Lennon's headmaster, Lennon was accepted into the Liverpool College of Art because his aunt insisted that he should have some sort of academic qualifications, even though Lennon was beginning to show an interest in music.
Everybody is carrying some sort of device.
"But now and again, that sort of qualification works".
They are not obliged to register with a local authority or enter their child for any sort of qualification and local authorities have very limited rights to check up on families to ensure these children are getting an adequate education.
And these short-term volatilities, sort of qualification, is not for the World Trade Organization, but for the International Monetary Fund.
In this age of New Sincerity, our tendency is to view these self-directed jokes as cynicism, as a sort of qualification on the genuineness of their music.
The EBacc - "has a faint air of Yorkshire about it," says @DavidMills73 on Twitter, while for @poundlandqueen, the new qualification sounds like "some sort of a class A drug, not an exam".
