Sentence examples for are qualified only from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Dr. William L. Anthes, president of the College for Financial Planning in Denver, is busy warning that some planners are qualified only to sell specific products, like life insurance or stocks.

As we are essentially social creatures, our rights and freedoms are not isolating or selfish but protect us within the social units in which we thrive – family, trade union, faith community, democratic society, etc. Further, most of these liberties (notably privacy and expression) are qualified only by limitations necessary and proportionate to protecting the rights and freedoms of others.

She knew she was qualified only for an entry-level job, but she also assumed she'd be on a professional track.

The offering statement would be "qualified" only by SEC order (rather than, in the absence of a delaying notation, on the 20th calendar day after filing) so that the SEC has the opportunity to review and comment.

This sovereignty is qualified only by a right of innocent passage that is, peaceful transit not prejudicial to the good order or security of the coastal state for merchant vessels of other nations.

For the U-boats which, according to my memory, went out into the Atlantic again only after the Norwegian campaign, for these U-boats the general order of rescue applied; and this order was qualified only in one way, namely that no rescue was to be attempted if the safety of a U-boat did not permit it.

By section 5778 a food is adulterated if a valuable ingredient has been wholly or in part abstracted from it, and the effect of this provision vision upon skimmed milk is qualified only by section 12720 which states the stringent terms upon which alone that substance can be sold.

What about hiring someone you think is qualified, only to discover they aren't so great after all?

We used a stringent selection criterion, that is, qualified only alleles demonstrating an absolute binding score difference of 2.0 or more.

All have been qualified, but only Scalia and Clarence Thomas, whose jurisprudence has been equally vibrant if quieter in rhetoric, stand out.

Some women may take a few years off, some will work a part-time schedule and others may take less demanding jobs than they are qualified for only to do the near impossible job of juggling work and family.