Sentence examples for the first qualifications from inspiring English sources

— When David Brandon, Michigan's athletic director, introduced his new football coach Wednesday afternoon, one of the first qualifications he cited was that Brady Hoke could sing "The Victors".

These degrees are the first qualifications that compel universities, employers and FE institutions to work together, and their popularity is increasing all the time.

They built the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, one of the first universities in the world; they asked scholars of all faiths to translate every text ever written into Arabic; they demanded the first qualifications for doctors, founded the first psychiatric hospitals and invented ophthalmology.

The first qualification is the fuzziest.

"For some of the participants, that's the first qualification they have ever received," says Lafferty.

We moved on after the first qualification game when John Terry limped off [against Moldova].

I don't think money should be the first qualification to run a school.

The first qualification is that the claim homeopathy doesn't work is a prejudice, not a scientifically proven fact.

But Frost went on: An ear and an appetite for these sounds of sense is the first qualification of a writer, be it of prose or verse.

Schools minister Jim Knight said: "Diplomas are the first qualification to be developed with such a high level of input from employers and universities.

The first qualification that this conductor brings to bear is the flexible precision of his beat; he indicates tempi with uncommon clarity, yet is hardly metronomic in his approach.