Sentence examples for has long qualified from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama has long qualified his withdrawal pledge, but in the campaign the emphasis was on his intent to end the war.
Born in Harare, he would have long qualified for England on the grounds of residency, the country where his parents were born, but the Exeter flanker questions moves by World Rugby to extend the period players have to live in a country before they are eligible.
This approach has long applied to qualified pension and profit-sharing plans.
The Russian military has long had difficulty attracting qualified personnel.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court once again took on a question that has long confounded it: What qualifies as an impermissible establishment of religion under the Constitution?
As has long been the case, to qualify for the Oscars a movie must play at a Los Angeles theater for at least seven consecutive days without being distributed or broadcast elsewhere beforehand.
Such a sale has long been permissible, because the piano qualified as an antique that contained ivory imported long before the mid-1970s, when officials began proscribing the material.
The expansion in about three dozen states "has been critically important for HIV," he said, because it has, for the first time, allowed single men and women who are infected to get coverage even if they do not have full-blown AIDS, which has long been considered a disability that qualifies people for the program.
Temperature cycling has long been used as a test to qualify devices.
In the microelectronic and photonic industries, temperature cycling has long been used as a reliability test to qualify integrated materials structures of small feature sizes.
