Sentence examples for considered unfit from inspiring English sources

Two million homes were considered unfit when New Labour took office in 1997.

The father can also get an exemption if the mother is under 18, or considered unfit to cope alone.

"There used to be a feeling that if someone had committed a crime they would be considered unfit for polite society," Ms. Martin said.

Once again, a lengthy treatise has been published about a subject that not long ago would have been considered unfit for polite conversation.

Without such introspection, women seemed stupid; therefore, they were considered unfit for education; therefore, they weren't given an education; therefore they seemed stupid.

Products are only designated as waste when they have passed their use-by dates and are considered unfit for human consumption.

Looked down on by the urban ruling class as the garment of poor women, it was long considered unfit for educated society.

A man who indulged in excessive eating, drinking, sleeping or sex — who failed to "rule himself" — was considered unfit to rule his household, much less a polity.

Mason concluded: "Drivers who repeatedly contravene traffic regulations, including by intentionally driving in Bus Lanes, other than to pick up or set down passengers, may be considered unfit to hold a PHV driver's licence; and operators who encourage such conduct may be considered unfit to hold a PHV operator's licence".

The Pentagon would have the authority to determine whether injured soldiers were fit to return to duty and would provide a pension to those who were considered unfit, based on their rank and years of service.

While a child of 10 can appear in the youth court, an adult defendant with a similar mental age would probably be considered unfit to plead, making a trial impossible.