Sentence examples for the minimum qualification from inspiring English sources

The minimum qualification is to be able to write in this form.

No. FPC is the minimum qualification required by the Financial Services Authority to operate as an IFA.

Both the secular welfare workers and the minimum qualification were policy-on-the-run in response to criticism from the ombudsman about proselytising and unqualified personnel.

And who is going to teach them?The number of Britons taking master's degrees generally regarded as the minimum qualification for professional economists—is holding up.

I left school at the age of 14, which was not unusual at the time, with the certificate des études primers, which was not very much: the minimum qualification.

The minimum qualification for entry into the universities is a good grade in the Malawi School Certificate of Education Examination, which is administered by the Malawi National Examination Board.

The owners are still proposing that the minimum qualifications for free agency be raised to 28 years of age or eight years of service, from 27 or seven.

A university degree, together with the knowledge of one or more foreign languages, were considered the minimum qualifications for a society which desperately desired to prove that it wasn't the "poor relative" of Europe.

These applicants satisfied the minimum qualifications, but were rejected because they were inappropriate for the job, their applications were poorly written or they showed no particular zest for teaching.

The families of the dead are hoping that Congress will resolve some of the problems by writing new laws regulating how many hours a pilot can work and what the minimum qualifications should be for first officers on commuter airlines.

Students with the minimum qualifications are now being bundled off to Britain for further education; in 1959 the Colonial Office gave 60 scholarships, three times as many as in 1956.