Sentence examples for with certain qualifications from inspiring English sources
Its first approach consists in hypothesizing a domain of "innate concepts" common to everyone (with certain qualifications, e.g. that these concepts require sensations in order to be actualized).
To overcome this difficulty, one can restrict the functional I to a subspace of (H^{1}({mathbb{R}})), which embeds compactly into (L^{2}({mathbb{R}})) with certain qualifications or consists of radially symmetric functions.
If they do, liberal multiculturalists would in principle have to argue against extending the group right or extending it with certain qualifications, such as conditioning the extension of self-government rights to indigenous groups on the acceptance of a constitutional bill of rights.
Tanzanian medical substitutes could rise to assistant medical officer and specialist status; those with certain qualifications may enter a medical school and graduate as doctors.
However, when it is deemed difficult to recruit a qualified physician, a public health center may hire a non-physician with certain qualifications as a director.
On the one hand, neither ESCs nor CSCs fulfill all those criteria ; on the other hand, both do but with certain qualifications.
In Germany, where half the gross domestic product comes from exporting companies such as Siemens, chemical makers like BASF or carmakers like Volkswagen and Porsche, hard-to-find skilled workers with training and certain qualifications are valued over temporary staff.
Data from health professional regulatory bodies generally include individuals who have met certain qualifications and have registered with the appropriate body, regardless of current work activity or physical location in the country.
Perhaps, but with certain important qualifications.
To be narrowly tailored, a race-conscious admissions program cannot use a quota system -- it cannot "insulat[e] each category of applicants with certain desired qualifications from competition with all other applicants".
She reiterated, for example, the argument in Bakke that barred quotas, which Justice Powell had defined as isolating "a category of applicants with certain desired qualifications from competition with all other applicants".
