Sentence examples for body qualified from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has chosen not to be regulated by an independent body qualified to do so.

The University is committed to basing judgments concerning the admission, education, and employment of individuals upon their qualifications and abilities and affirmatively seeks to attract to its faculty, staff, and student body qualified persons of diverse backgrounds.

For Burke himself, writing much earlier than Mill, a majority should be drawn only from a body qualified by tradition, station, education, property and moral nature; he questioned the "principle that a majority of men told [i.e., counted] by the head are to be considered as the people, and that as such their will is to be a law" (Burke 1791, 'Thoughts on French Affairs' [1991]: 344).

Until the Common Law Procedure Act 1854, the Court of Chancery was the only body qualified to grant injunctions and specific performance.

When the first appointed justices of Augusta County assembled on December 9, 1745, the body qualified Jones to practice as an "attorney-at-law" in the county.

More than 73percentt of Murry Bergtraum students are black and Hispanic, and 70percentt of the student body qualifies for a free lunch.

Harbor School students do not pay for their meals, in accordance with federal policy, since 70 percent or more of the student body qualifies for free lunch.

The material world and the conscious spirits, though substantive realities, are yet inseparable from brahman and thus qualify him in the same sense in which body qualifies the soul.

While 35 percent of its student body qualifies for free lunch, it also attracts and retains children from professional families of all races and creeds, who work in law, media and the arts.

Senate Bill 376, written by Senator Eddie Lucio Jr., Democrat of Brownsville, would require schools to offer free breakfast to all students at public schools where 80 percent or more of the student body qualifies for free or reduced-price meals.

Scientists have learned that the canonical "genes" account for an embarrassingly tiny part of the human genome: maybe 1percentt of the three billion paired subunits of DNA that are stuffed into nearly every cell of the body qualify as indisputable protein codes.