Sentence examples for be qualified in from inspiring English sources
verb
To describe or characterize something by listing its qualities.
The "principle of non-interference must be qualified in important respects".
All anesthetic accidents have serious consequences; the procedure carries its own independent risk, which should not be qualified in relation to the surgery being performed.
I've also worked as a swimming and kayaking teacher, and I'll soon be qualified in teaching English as a foreign language (Tefl).
Taking switching costs into account immediately narrows the extent of plausible market failures.The new theory needs to be qualified in another way, too.
"We have tremendous difficulty in getting American citizens to apply for, enroll and be qualified in many of our engineering and science areas," said Mark Kamlet, provost at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, one of the nation's premier research institutions.
By Ms. Engel's own assessment, subject expertise and classroom experience are two of the three main areas excellent candidates need to be qualified in, and neither of these is served well by a college or university education department.
In my contract, this right is qualified in one point.
And in that regard, Mr Obama's decision to close Guantánamo is qualified in two respects.
And prosecutors have tested older laws.The right to free speech has always been qualified in Britain.
Just 33% of ICT teachers are qualified in the subject, according to government data from 2010.
There is a dire shortage of skills: less than a quarter of purchasing staff are qualified in procurement.
