Sentence examples for found unqualified from inspiring English sources

Each year, thousands of prospective gun owners who apply to buy guns through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System are found unqualified to purchase a firearm.

Judge Gasworth was also found unqualified by the City Bar Association in New York this year and last year, when she was reappointed to the Housing Court.

Under the agreement signed by the governor, a 25-member committee would scrutinize a 20-page questionnaire submitted by a nominee and then vote to declare a nominee qualified or unqualified and testify at hearings if a nominee is found unqualified.

An additional total of 55 publications were found unqualified, as 28 were identified as student thesis; 25 were unrelated to the subject or only mentioned CL in the list of references and 2 were excluded due to language barriers (Swedish and Finnish).

As Rosenbaum and her colleagues looked at the roots of this link, they focused on an important 1964 government report titled, "One Third of a Nation: A Report on Young Men Found Unqualified for Military Service".

But at Coney Island you can find unqualified enthusiasm for everything about the show at Flushing and for the suction it exerts on the inland United States.

Since former Gov. Haley Barbour granted clemency to 215 convicts in his last few days in office, among them more than two dozen who had been convicted of murder or manslaughter, he has found few unqualified supporters here in Mississippi.

It was soon taken up by 97 Republicans in the House who found Rice unqualified to become secretary of state — a post to which she has not been nominated.

Investigators also found an unqualified assistant mechanic had worked on the plane's engines without supervision and cited "numerous discrepancies" in Air Sunshine's maintenance records.

President Richard Nixon first considered nominating Hershel Friday to fill the vacant seat, but changed his mind after the American Bar Association found Friday unqualified.

By contrast, less-educated farmers who moved to cities to seek employment often found themselves unqualified for available jobs and were then forced to accept low-paying jobs, such as those requiring manual labor.