Sentence examples for be qualified on from inspiring English sources
verb
To describe or characterize something by listing its qualities.
The rule sets various other requirements, including that pilots be qualified on the type of airplane they are flying.
When she had presented herself as a candidate, he had found her to be qualified on all grounds except that of her declared sexual life.
It must be qualified on pole, not lose the start and be out of range of a car that could use its DRS overtaking device by the end of the second lap.
The lack of counts in the false-positive cells (Table) for vaccinee and clinical anthrax sera and the lack of counts in the false-negative cells for normal and non-anthrax infection sera can be qualified on both their known exposure to PA and their reactivity in the anti-PA IgG ELISA.
Gidley, in the much faster GAINSCO/Bob Stallings Racing prototype which had been qualified on pole by Alex Gurney, hit the Risi Competzione Ferrari very heavily, after leaving the International Horseshoe (turn three) before the kink at turn four.
Arrian's frank admiration of Alexander is qualified on moral grounds, but still bears the marks of apologia, playing down the king's drunkenness, his martial brutality (which in India devolved into sheer genocide), the reigns of terror he inflicted on subordinates who got in his way, and his megalomania.
A Saudi Justice Ministry spokesman told the BBC: "As a judicial power or judicial branch, we execute, or we apply, Sharia law according to the facts we see in front of us, irrespective of other influences, and that is what the judges are qualified on.
Crossland's performances for Enfield drew the attention of Lancashire County Cricket Club, for whom he was qualified on the basis of residency.
Not only that, but we also have to know where every piece of this equipment is on every airplane we're qualified on.
In accordance with CLIA requirements, HER2 expression range was qualified on each ABI 7900HT PCR unit using daily control standards corresponding to low and high gene expression levels, and data were verified prior to processing N9831 study samples.
The accuracy of predictions was qualified on the basis of the closest (Euclidian) distance from the ideal predictor performance as introduced in Bajić (2000), which in our case is the distance from the (1,1 -corner of the 'precision vs recall' graph (Fig. 2).
