Sentence examples for will have qualification from inspiring English sources

Each event in both Greco-Roman and freestyle will have qualification rounds, second rounds, quarter-finals and semi-finals, before a repechage and the bronze and gold medal contests.

A good bike mechanic will have qualifications Most British bike shops are members of the Association of Cycle Traders and will have mechanics with CyTech qualifications.

Microsoft will expand its current list of a "couple hundred" authorized Surface device distributors to a few thousand worldwide  Any partner can sign up for the expanded Surface distribution program, though each distributor will have qualifications based on volume.

A successful peer will have qualifications beyond having had experience with mental health and/or addiction problems.

NICOSIA, Cyprus — When the Republic of Cyprus takes over the European Union's rotating presidency on Sunday, it will have one qualification that could help endear it to the crisis-weary bloc and its 495 million citizens: it, too, is nearly broke.

While almost everyone at the highest level in the nuclear industry will have academic qualifications, there are still some jobs that don't require a degree — Homer Simpson initially got his role without one.

A key plank of this policy is that by 2012 all adults working in teacher-led services will have teaching qualifications.

The PL, as he or she will be known, will blather on and on, repeating conventional wisdom on all topics far and wide - none of which he or she will have any qualifications on which to pontificate.

Different film schools will have different qualifications needed to be considered for admission.

If you were stupid lucky enough to be up at 5.15am this morning and watching TV, then you will have caught the qualification for the ladies' parallel slalom, provided, of course, that you had the TV on the right channel.

If they finish in the top 10 they will have met the qualification criteria for the Games.