Sentence examples for as qualified for from inspiring English sources
"as qualified for" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English
It is generally used when referring to someone who has earned a particular qualification. For example, "John has been accepted as qualified for the role of chief financial officer."
Planned Parenthood leaders argue that state health officials have treated them as qualified for years and that they have given them no reason for doubt.
Garland is, to borrow the terms Obama used last week in describing his nominee, an "outstanding jurist" with "impeccable legal credentials, who, by historical standards, would not even be questioned as qualified for the Court".
While a majority viewed Ms. Palin as unqualified for the vice presidency, roughly three-quarters of voters saw Mr. Obama's running mate, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, as qualified for the job.
The Gallup/USA Today poll also found nearly half of Americans viewed Mr. Ryan as qualified for the presidency should something happen to Mr. Romney, while about 3 in 10 did not, and nearly a quarter were undecided.
She said, "We are charged with defending the educational mission of the institution, not with protecting the business of college athletics, a business that depends foremost on recruiting the best athletes who would not be admitted as qualified for college work were they not athletes".
Today, some state senators acknowledged that even if they ultimately dismissed questions about Ms. Miranda's departure from Citibank and accepted her as qualified for the job of state treasurer, they would still have to address her continued ties to U.S. Trust and its parent company before approving her nomination.
12, 14 A substantial subset of children with AS qualify for a comorbid diagnosis of autism, 15– 21 independent of the severity of their cognitive and adaptive behavior functioning.
With her heavy background in retail, Ross seems as qualified as any for the task.
Women, as you know, are just as qualified as men for any job where you're not lifting 500-pound sacks.
Both squads are training for next week's Concacaf Championship, which serves as qualifying for the Women's World Cup next year in Canada.
They would have to be recognised by international agencies as qualifying for protection and would be spared the risks of the sea passage.
