Advertisement
Advertisement
qualification
noun as in ability, aptitude
noun as in requirement, restriction
Example Sentences
He insisted all camps leading up the World Cup, with England needing only five points to assure qualification, would be about building competition and shaping his squad as well as results.
"I had to leave school through no fault of my own when I was 16, which meant that I had no qualifications," she says.
Although she had no qualifications, Mr Leakey saw her potential and helped arrange her first research trip to the jungles of Tanzania in 1960.
The new ambition will include both degree-level apprenticeships, which are partly funded by the employer through a levy, and qualifications which sit just below the level equivalent to a university degree.
“While publicly touting their hospitals’ qualifications as reliable emergency services centers, Dignity Health prioritized its own religious directives over the best interests of Rachel’s health and well-being,” the lawsuit alleges.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse