Sentence examples for be deemed qualified from inspiring English sources

Under the rules, candidates for county and township offices first must register and be deemed qualified to run for office, then secure support from at least 10 local voters, a political party or a citizens' organization.

An administrative assistant with no degree today may not be deemed "qualified" to do the exact same job tomorrow.

The harder you make it for someone to discern your qualifications, the less likely it is that you'll be deemed qualified.

These justices were confirmed by the Senate, and were deemed qualified to serve.

The bathroom: So cool you need a lecture from the bellboy before you are deemed qualified to switch on the taps or pull out the plug unaided.

With respect to the use of race itself, all underrepresented minority students admitted by the law school have been deemed qualified.

Others joined the Police Department, but remain troubled by a bitter irony: They were deemed qualified to carry guns, but not to save people in burning buildings.

In Foucault's discourse, he identified a further group of rules serving to control language: none may enter into discourse on a specific subject unless he or she is deemed qualified to do so.

Although the agency would not disclose which 30 companies were deemed qualified to receive the offering memorandum, some people familiar with the proposals said privately that the companies include Donald Trump's organization, Tishman Speyer, Gale & Wentworth, Mortimer Zuckerman's Boston Properties, and the Canadian firm Brookfield Real Estate.

The decision as to which students are deemed qualified rests with the dean of the Conservatory.

Once a >95% rate of agreement was consistently reached with other observers, the trainees were deemed qualified to be an independent HH auditor.