Sentence examples for color qualifications from inspiring English sources

"White is less a color than a superimposition," Morgan writes in her first interlude, an elaboration on the Jockey Club's color qualifications for Thoroughbreds.

Ellyn S. Roth New York, May 22, 2008 • To the Editor: The community of older Jewish voters who were alive during World War II should understand better than any other group of voters the danger of choosing leaders based on ethnic origin and skin color, instead of the qualifications and policies of the candidates.

Dudley, 42, is a role model of qualifications and of color.

"It's my opinion that General Powell has based his endorsement of Barack Obama on the color of his skin, not his qualifications, his experience or the content of his character".

5 In fact, robust qualification and evaluation of color modification are obtained from the L*C*h system.

"Qualifications never exist; you see skin color or you do not.

(Qualification: there are some experiences of color that do not fit this schema, e.g., experiences had with one's eyes shut).

Meanwhile, if someone suggests a woman or person of color, Lee said, the questions are totally different and focused on qualifications.

And women are more likely to be criticized on their perceived lack of qualifications ― a standard that's even higher for women of color.

Bertram's qualifications for this position appear to be a sensitivity to light and color, a knowledge of basic painting terms, and an unencumbered schedule.

As Michelle Chen explains for Colorlines, black Americans routinely pay more for their mortgages than white borrowers with identical qualifications, and are often denied loans entirely based on nothing but the color of their skin.