Sentence examples for apparent qualification from inspiring English sources

Duke, after all, is a leader to some whites, and he would meet the only other apparent qualification to have one's poster hung in a one-race Mount Vernon alternative high school: his skin color.

Terry, the proprietor of a small insurance business in Long Island City, had as his only apparent qualification for the job the fact that he and Buddy Beame, the Mayor's son, had got on well as co-managers of Beame's campaign.

Mr Snowden's "only apparent qualification", he writes, "is his willingness to steal from his own government and then flee to that beacon of first amendment freedoms, the Russia of Vladimir Putin".

Couched in a footnote in Sessions's decision is a suggestion to judges that they even decline asylum to some individuals who meet all apparent qualifications if they have passed through another country where they could have applied for protection.

(Of course, the same crystal ball determined it was a fine idea to appoint a socialite with no apparent qualifications as chancellor of the largest school system in the country).

Less apparent are any qualifications for the job.

Mr. Stroud, who could not be reached by telephone today, was injected into the presidential campaign on Friday when Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican nominee, repeated his criticism of the Clinton administration's decision to release the oil and singled out the apparent lack of qualifications of Stroud Enterprises, before he knew the company's bid was dropped.

The authorities (admins and checkusers) in these investigations are anonymous volunteers with no apparent real-world qualifications".

Despite apparent similarities in qualifications and terminology, the differences in how auxiliary nursing staff functions in different countries may well be parallel to those differences found among RNs in these Nordic countries.

Neurologists appear to accept the psychiatric orthodoxy that there are subconscious qualifications of apparent feigning behaviour that make it something else.

Last week, Pope Benedict XVI quoted, without qualification and with apparent approval, the words of the 14th-century Byzantine emperor Manuel II: "Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached".