Sentence examples for cannot be qualified as from inspiring English sources
Any other reasons, or methods, to justify the use of force against an independent and sovereign state are unacceptable and cannot be qualified as anything other than aggression".
These differentials vary with the markets and cannot be qualified as a 'location' differential, because of the fact that location is usually determined on the distance from a primary market whereas market differentials are usually paid in secondary markets.' H.R.Rep.
These theories have, typically, no explanatory power and cannot be qualified as scientific (Anderson 2006; Perkins et al. 1983; Warren et al. 2001).
The second main philosophical argument against Gregory's theory is meant to show that what is signified by a sentence (or complex expression) cannot be qualified as a thing.
As he puts it, the mutual dialogue in this field, unlike in the security area, "cannot be qualified as harmonious" (ibid: p. 194), given that the EU continuously has concerns in this regard (ibid).
Therefore, its organization cannot be qualified as being homogenous, but a constitution of related institutions and pre-eminently the (strongest) member states governments themselves, who are in the decision making of the European asylum- and migration policy.
That said, being good looking, in and of itself, cannot exactly be qualified as a talent and shouldn't be regarded as one.
In most wild birds (individuals mature enough to fly) age cannot be precisely determined, but usually can be qualified as immature (individuals in the first year of life) or adult (older birds), based on differences in plumage and/or stages of development of the bursa of Fabricius.
This may need to be qualified as referring to meaningful choices related to serious health problems, as maximizing reproductive autonomy as such cannot possibly be a justified public health aim.
It is qualified in Java as abstract and the class to which it belongs must also be qualified as abstract.
