Sentence examples for subject to qualification from inspiring English sources

Some grants, subject to qualification, are available from the British Council.

Subject to qualification, the USA's men and women will defend the crown.

Many things that would seem to qualify for a notional British pavilion in an entertainment fair soon require to be subject to qualification.

Unlike proof in law or science, which is based on evidence and therefore subject to qualification and revision, a proof of a theorem is definitive.

Findings concerning the "territorial imperative" in animals that is, the demarcation and defense against intrusion of a fixed area for feeding and breeding are even more subject to qualification when an analogy is drawn from them to human behaviour.

This broad statement is, however, subject to qualification, for, although single parties do not usually permit the expression of points of view that are fundamentally opposed to the party line or ideology, there may well be intense conflict within these limits over policy within the party itself.

But it is subject to qualifications.

"We can, and are, going to most of our clients and saying, 'Cinema is an excellent complement to the rest of what you're doing.' " The Screenvision guarantees are subject to qualifications, among them that the advertisers be national, make commitments for multiple quarters and sign deals at least two quarters in advance.

It is subject to qualifications regarding the efficacy of intellectual property protection and the proper level of carbon prices, and it applies primarily to market sectors.

The items subjected to qualification cannot be depended upon to have any residual life subsequent to the qualification.

Also discussed are technologies for predicting the remaining life of the package when subjected to qualification stresses or in service stresses using prognostics methods.