Sentence examples for considered qualified to from inspiring English sources

Because of his temporal position, the king alone was considered qualified to offer sacrifice and to pray to these deities.

In some instances under the current rules, a shareholder is considered qualified to offer a resolution if he holds at least $2,000 of stock for a year.

More than 22 percent of the roughly 25 million workers available to join Brazil's work force this year were not considered qualified to meet the demands of the labor market, according to a government report in March.

A judge, furthermore, may not be considered qualified to do so.

One of the most delightful segments in Rosenwald is the description of Eleanor Roosevelt's visit to Tuskegee at a time when black men were not considered qualified to fly airplanes.

Then these students are considered qualified to tutor their classmates in the same problem; which they do, until everyone in the class has the ability to tutor that exercise.

Trump's inability to identify a single person of color he considers qualified to be a supreme court justice is telling.

(Ms. Minow's company has created a database of nearly 700 women and other minorities around the world it considers qualified to be board members in corporations based on their experience running big businesses and large organizations).

"This is the person he now considers qualified to be president of the United States?" said Steve Schmidt, a Bush campaign spokesman, as Republicans circulated a 23-page, 16,000-word dossier on Tuesday that depicted Mr. Edwards as an unaccomplished, inexperienced, disingenuous liberal.

Consulates in each country keep a list of doctors that they consider qualified to treat you and that speak your language.

Some dividend recap payouts are not considered qualified dividends but nontaxable returns of capital to investors.