Sentence examples for either full or qualified from inspiring English sources

Lagarde said she did not accept that there had been political interference in the fund's technical analysis but gave the IEO recommendations either full or qualified backing.

To avoid the situation, doctors should stop using the phrase altogether and write the observations in full, or qualify it by adding "for the last X hours" or "last abnormal observation was X [observation] at Y [time]." The meaning of "obs stable" is ambiguous and does not reliably indicate normality.

Whether or not you pay full price or qualify for a premium tax credit depends on your modified adjusted gross income, which is based on your latest tax return (and yes, the exchanges will check your return).

Therefore only 12 full articles qualified for the qualitative analysis [ 20- 31].

There will be times, of course, when taxpayers may not qualify for either a full or reduced exclusion.

They did the research and put together the binder full of women qualified for all the different cabinet positions, agency heads, and authorities and commissions.

The £300,000 it costs them each year to [deal with FOI requests] is the equivalent of 14 full time fully qualified nurses.

Each year she repaid her loans in full and thereby qualified for additional loans.

iRobot has also developed "full-spec" qualified controllers, which have been designed for heavy-duty use within extreme conditions.

They write confidential reports summarizing their research and recommending a rating of "not qualified," "qualified" or "well qualified" to the full panel, which then votes.

Team-mate Aimee Fuller qualified for the snowboard slopestyle semi-final.