Sentence examples for standards for qualifying from inspiring English sources

Jacob Collins played a particularly interesting role in the film as he raised questions with the other jurors regarding the standards for qualifying art, and the importance of discussing artistic philosophies in order to come to a greater understanding regarding the criteria for judging works.

In the report, the centre was considered good at getting most trainees towards meeting the standards for Qualified Teacher Status.

Another provision of the settlement says Microsoft can refuse to disclose technical information if a company does not meet reasonable, objective standards established by Microsoft for qualifying as a viable business.

The Supreme Court said in 2002 that "these terms need to be interpreted strictly to create a demanding standard for qualifying as disabled".

Polysomnography undoubtedly remains the gold standard for qualifying and quantifying sleep.

"Plus, whether you'll rent the property some of the time is a factor as well; standards for what qualifies as an investment property vary greatly between lenders".

But if you've done any significant amount of time inside the Beltway, you've probably learned that the Bubble People have an altogether different set of standards for what qualifies as "serious".

A decision was taken to rebuild the hotel in 2012, after it failed to meet the demanding new standards to qualify for "palace" status introduced for luxury hotels by the city of Paris.

A day after the president signed the bill, Crystal began getting calls for its products that met the standards to qualify for the tax credit, he said.

Declaring that investments in early education are critical to the future competitiveness of the United States, Mr. Obama said the government would, for the first time, require Head Start programs to meet certain standards to qualify for renewal of federal grants.

Workers will also have to meet much more rigorous standards to qualify for disability pensions.