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qualification

[kwol-uh-fi-key-shuhn] / ˌkwɒl ə fɪˈkeɪ ʃən /




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"There wasn't work," he said, adding that he ended up getting it back when the strikes were over and he was able to meet the qualifications again.

From BBC

Athletes under this programme receive financial support through monthly grants which contribute to their training and qualification efforts - in their home countries or training centres around the world.

From BBC

She could still theoretically participate in the women's relay on February 18, but not in the mass start three days later as she does not meet the qualification criteria.

From Barron's

But despite having her shoulder in a brace, she showed little sign of it affecting her as she scored 90.25 in qualification on Wednesday.

From BBC

On the one hand, the FA can congratulate itself at securing the services of the elite coach who flawlessly guided England to World Cup qualification on a deal stretching to Euro 2028.

From BBC