Sentence examples for this qualification was from inspiring English sources

The response in the room to this qualification was broadly positive.

This qualification was originally created for use abroad and is very popular in Britain's ex-colonies.

This qualification was clear in a statement that Mr. Romney issued in March, when he called for repeal of the 2010 law and presented his own vision for health care.

This qualification was conveniently overlooked by a tabloid reporter who found that some independently governed church institutions were paying less than the Living Wage, at a time when Church of England bishops were recommending it in principle.

Any nurse who met this qualification was considered a potential participant.

"This qualification is historic," Albania's FA president, Armando Duka, said.

This qualification is more commonly known in the program as the drunkalogue.

(Zing! Thanks ECJ – now I've nearly hit my word count!) But last week there were worrying signs that this qualification isn't working out.

Myles Bremner, of the Independent School Food Plan, which aims to improve food in England's schools, was also enthusiastic about the new exam: "This qualification is another big step forward for food education in this country following the introduction of cooking as compulsory in the curriculum this term for all children up to the age of 14. Related: Thirty years on, how have GCSEs performed?

This qualification is important if spurious non-causal dependences are to be ruled out.

This qualification is abbreviated to "ALARP"— Assess and reduce risk so far as is reasonably practicable.