Sentence examples for target a qualification from inspiring English sources

A smaller Vodafone post a sale of its stake in Verizon Wireless and capital distribution could become a bid target, a qualification less plausible today due to its large size and the potential for value loss on a forced sale of Verizon Wireless for some bidders.

Typically, the outcome target refers to the percentage of participants who are expected to achieve a qualification.

By 2008, more than 2.8 million adults had gained a qualification in basic skills, enabling Labour to claim it had reached its target two years early.

What was said afterwards Oliver Holt, the Times (2 July , 1998 "England's next target is qualification for the European Championship to be held in Holland and Belgium in 2000.

Gareth Bale has praised Wales's show of "pride and passion" at Euro 2016 and has urged the side to target regular qualification for major tournaments in future after their remarkable campaign was brought to a juddering halt at the semi-final stage by Portugal.

But there is a qualification inserted: "probably".

For years, it was virtually a qualification.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insist they remain on target for qualification for the Champions League despite the disappointment of their Europa League exit.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez will be given more than £20m to invest in six new players this summer, as the Merseyside club target Champions League qualification.

It could be interpreted as a qualification.

It's a qualification issue.