Sentence examples for which qualification from inspiring English sources

But there are groups in which qualification goes to the wire.

Having been eliminated by Monaco last season, Arsenal's reputation as serial chokers in the knock-out stages has become a burden which qualification enables them to overcome.

It would hardly be rocket science to agree a fair arbitration process to prevent last-minute poker games over the price of a crucial game on which qualification depends.

And after cutting his teeth in two-man competition last season, the 27-year-old has now made the GBR1 four-man squad for the 2013-14 campaigettingtting under way later this month – in which qualification for February's Sochi Olympics can be secured.

Petal's main product is a credit card, in which qualification for the card is based on the digital record it builds for its users.

The question which qualification the administrators of the simulation and training centers possess was answered by 37 institutions.

They need clear information on which qualifications they need for their chosen university courses".

It was, he said, "one of the rare instances in which qualifications superseded politics".

Journalism is not a respectable activity in Britain; it has certainly never been considered a profession, for which qualifications and decent conduct are required.

Bousted says state schools do not have the freedom given to independent schools when it comes to decisions about which qualifications their pupils should take.

Resources need to be invested in a system that, where possible, collects the available data from Syria – and allows schools, universities and employers to verify which qualifications an individual holds.