Sentence examples for types of qualifying from inspiring English sources

Field events have two types of qualifying competitions.

Kim said the types of qualifying diseases had to be limited in order to secure the insurance policy, for which the World Bank will pay premiums.

The national governments decide what types of projects qualify, but the boundaries are loosely defined.

We use the Mexican Population Census for the years 1990, 2000 and 2010.6 Two different types of people qualify as return migrants from the United States.

What types of persecution qualifies for asylum?

According to the IRS, the general rule for which types of people qualify as independent contractors is that: "an individual is an independent contractor if the payer has the right to control or direct only the result of the work and not what will be done and how it will be done".

On Monday, the Oncologist tells them that the type of tumor qualifies them for an experiment which treats it without chemotherapy, monitoring with ultrasound.

Kate Winslet as Dr. Erin Mears In researching her character, Winslet traveled to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta, Georgia, where she consulted with current and former officers of the Epidemic Intelligence Service to receive insight on not only the daily life, but on the type of person qualified for the occupation.

The House has passed an excellent bill to modernize the nation's unemployment compensation system — expanding the number and types of workers who qualify — but the Senate has yet to move.

Last week, my column addressed the broad outlines of how the exchanges will work, from how the different tiers of coverage would be structured to what types of individuals would qualify for tax credits on their premiums.

Under a command-and-control system, businesses and consumers have to focus not just on carbon use but also on the details of the government's rules: the intricacies of vehicle and building standards, the types of appliances that qualify for subsidies, the fine print of the Energy Department's loan applications.