Príklady qualifying

• He qualified as a vet last year.

• It takes three years to qualify as a social worker.

• What do you need to do to qualify as a speech therapist.

• It took her nine years to qualify as an architect.

• The course would qualify you to work abroad.

• He had to show that he had a well-founded fear of persecution on religious or political grounds to qualify as a refugee.

• Will we qualify for legal aid?

• Do you think Scotland will qualify for the European Championship finals?

• The area qualifies for designation as a site of special scientific interest.

• If you work for 16 or more hours a week, you may qualify for Working Families Tax Credit.

• The input to this stage is, by assumption, a natural language question, though this needs qualifying in several ways.

• To avoid interference with acute-phase treatments, patients were enrolled after 15 days from onset of the qualifying event.

• Possibly those qualifying for these packages had already left the organisation prior to the 12-month accounting period.

• Without an experience of willing, even actions that look entirely voluntary from the outside still fall short of qualifying as truly willed.

• This data was used as a basis for inclusion and to assess the qualifying and confounding variables, as well as the predictor variables of interest.

• Qualifying cerebral infarctions were classified according to neuroimaging findings into lacunar (small-vessel), non-lacunar (large-vessel), and brainstem infarcts.

• Qualifying this stand would exceed the scope of this paper.

• This ratio provides a better means of qualifying each arcade, and is a direct measure of physical internal/external continuity.

• They indicated that industrialization is only a qualifying attribute.

• Those qualifying were informed about the study and asked to volunteer.

• Any students who suggested qualifying these attributes would be told they had changed the topic.

• This collection should add to the former, but it comes perilously close to qualifying for the latter as well.

• A few qualifying remarks are important in this regard.

• The latter finding may be explained by disability level qualifying people with dementia for some services.

• Alternatively, qualifying remarks may have been excised by the propagandist to maintain the shock value of the opening sentence.