Sentence examples for support to qualify from inspiring English sources

Does Fidesz still have the public support to qualify as a "mandate"?

Mr. Suleiman, 75, the former spy chief, was disqualified because he fell 31 short of the required 30,000 notarized statements of support to qualify as a candidate.

And some say that may explain how Mr. Suleiman collected, in just 48 hours, the requisite 30,000 notarized statements of support to qualify his candidacy.

He won less than 10percentt of the vote in each election, but enough support to qualify his party for public campaign financing.

The search committee voted repeatedly, he said, until she had enough support to qualify as one of four finalists whose names were forwarded to the chancellor and the board.

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 added a new provision that allows students whose parents have severed financial support to qualify for unsubsidized Stafford loans without parental information on the Fafsa (though they are not eligible for other types of federal aid, like Pell Grants or federal work-study programs).

Blythe jumped at the chance when she discovered that the College of Social Work was establishing a mentoring scheme and appealing for prospective mentors to come forward: "I almost bit their hands off – it is such a privilege to be able to offer support to qualified professionals within our own stable".

She had been unable to get child support or to qualify for food stamps.

Fund-raising strength has been a crucial early test for potential candidates, who are seeking to demonstrate popular support and to qualify for the maximum possible amount of public funds under the city's voluntary campaign finance program.

Submit supporting documents to qualify for this category: Graduated from a University with at least a Bachelor Degree.

"Ice Hockey UK is overwhelmed with the support of the British Olympic Association and delighted with the International Olympic Committee in reviewing and approving the grant requested for ice hockey to support our efforts to qualify for the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi and, if we are successful in doing so, create some modern-day history for our sport in the UK".