Sentence examples for two qualifications of from inspiring English sources

However, there are further departures from orthodox Cartesianism that are linked to two qualifications of this doctrine.

He will have been thrilled then that, in the middle of the two qualification rounds of the Champions League, fate has thrown up the most competitive of international fixtures: England v Scotland.

Entries were apportioned based on the average of two qualifications.

Two qualifications are that formation of the excited state still involves charge transfer to the imidazolinone ring and that significant repacking of the side chains lining the chromophore-containing cavity does not occur with the new chromophore structure.

The general reception of English law under the Second Charter of Justice (see the article "Law of Singapore") was subject to three qualifications – one of which was that English law should be modified in application to Singapore so as not to cause injustice or oppression to the indigenous people of the island.

Lamont is already up to speed in the three essential qualifications of a diversity bureaucrat: pretending that the sinecure requires special expertise, repeating the same tired bromides that have been endlessly regurgitated for years and ignoring reality.

Central YMCA Qualifications have developed a suite of three qualifications in personal well-being and body image.

He added, "Others had bits and pieces of those three qualifications, but they didn't have all three the way Chris did".

She applied to twenty-four places, using just three criteria: the qualifications of the colleagues she'd have there, the institution's research programs, and the location.

One qualification: the definition of what counts as "running" for president is a little fuzzy, especially in the era before presidential primaries were common.

During round two of qualifications on 17 August, Martina ran the 200m dash in 20.42 seconds, second place in the heat before Antigua and Barbuda's Brendan Christian.