qualification
ਯੋਗਤਾ
definition
noun
only one qualification required—a fabulous sense of humor
a quality or accomplishment that makes someone suitable for a particular job or activity.
they need to beat Poland to ensure qualification for the World Cup finals
the action or fact of qualifying or being eligible for something.
example
her 'qualification' as a barrister
I could recommend them to everyone without 'qualification'
A draw will now be enough for England in their match against Croatia to ensure 'qualification' for the quarter finals, despite the fact that three teams in group B could still finish on four points.
The trainee primary and secondary school teachers claim they were lured into the profession with false promises that their age and experience would be recognised on 'qualification' .
The only 'qualification' to this statement is in reference to rooting of the ingroup relative to outgroup taxa.
The fact that it is possible for a doctor to continue to practice for decades after 'qualification' without ever opening a book or taking any other steps to keep up to date has long seemed indefensible.
They say nurses working in Nunavik, James Bay, Lower North Shore and remote First Nations communities need recognition of past experience when they seek 'qualification' as a nurse practitioner.
When you are determining, at a particular time, say, today, the consequence of a statutory 'qualification' of a right, do you attach a time limit to the statute?
I welcome without 'qualification' the Minister's statement
Strangers are welcome and the only 'qualification' is their humanity.
Manager Sir Alex Ferguson maintains his belief that attaining ten points in the group section will ensure 'qualification' .
He said Zambia needed to prepare hard for all its matches to ensure its first 'qualification' to the World Cup finals, Germany 2006.
The property 'qualification' for voting was abolished and women were enfranchised in 1893.
The three C's that credit creditors look at when determining their 'qualification' are capacity, character, and collateral.
Everyone wanted to be of use and no one knew how, as if citizenship were a skilled position for which none of us had the right experience and 'qualification' .
Further wins at home to Blyth tomorrow and Spennymoor next Tuesday would catapult Alty into the top 13, which is where they need to be to ensure automatic 'qualification' for the Alliance.
only one 'qualification' required—fabulous sense of humour
On August 16 this year, the fly-half completed his residency 'qualification' to play rugby for Scotland.
this important 'qualification' needs to be remembered when interpreting the results
they need to beat Poland to ensure 'qualification' for the World Cup finals
Graham Jarvis finished sixth and is now high enough in the rankings to ensure 'qualification' for the 2004
only one 'qualification' required—a fabulous sense of humor
It seems that the onus would be on the bank to establish the 'qualification' , although whether disclosure is in the public interest will, at the end of the day, be a matter of judicial impression rather than evidence.
I now believe that de la Grasserie's semantic characterization is more accurate in this respect: a nominal construct with a personal possessive pronoun brings into the picture a further 'qualification' of the noun phrase than does the noun phrase with just a definite article.
He said he was taking the return leg seriously and ensured 'qualification' to the next stage of the continental competition.
What about a law that imposed or removed a property 'qualification' on electors?
Another 'qualification' for academic life was Nabokov's sense of humor, as displayed for example in this interview.
These results ensure 'qualification' for the quarter finals of the CFAI Cup competition which will be held following the Easter vacation.
These levels reflect the duties of the position and this includes the 'qualification' required to undertake those duties.
this important 'qualification' needs to be remembered when interpreting the results
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