Sentence examples for challenging qualifications from inspiring English sources
Today QCA [the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority] and Ucas are confirming these are rigorous and challenging qualifications".
They also grew to respect the judgment of Lady Gaga, after first challenging her qualifications.
One of the most bracing moments on "Don't Sleep!" came when Mr. Holmes recalled an incident in which he was deposed for a lawsuit brought by a white man whom he'd replaced in a job, challenging his qualifications.
In explaining why the Tillman case was not expected to affect the general's new confirmation, Congressional officials said senators would have to explain why they confirmed him then but were challenging his qualifications now to receive a fourth star and take over the Afghan mission absent new disclosures.
In at least one instance, Munoz said, a trainee pushed for the campaign to be more active in challenging voters' qualifications.
She says Ofqual chose to challenge those qualifications where WJEC had a good sample size.
The delay was particularly frustrating for Lynch supporters because Republicans never challenged her qualifications.
During a confirmation hearing before the Senate Health, Education and Labor Committee on Feb. 26, Mr. Reynolds found himself facing strong headwinds from the chairman, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, who challenged his qualifications.
As an African-American, I was sickened to read that the Republican Party has enlisted paid volunteers to challenge the qualifications of voters in Ohio and other states where voter turnout is expected to increase as a result of registration drives.
The state Democratic Party today formally challenged the qualifications of Mitt Romney as the Republican candidate for governor, arguing to the State Ballot Law Commission that he had not been a resident of Massachusetts for the necessary seven years.
Republican Party officials in Ohio took formal steps yesterday to place thousands of recruits inside polling places on Election Day to challenge the qualifications of voters they suspect are not eligible to cast ballots.
