Sentence examples for important qualifications for from inspiring English sources

"A pleasant man who, without any important qualifications for the office, would like very much to be president," the liberal columnist Walter Lippmann described him.

Mr. Cheong, the Sejong Institute analyst, said that one of the most important qualifications for Mr. Kim as successor was to demonstrate loyalty to his father and grandfather.

When then New York governor Franklin D Roosevelt sought the presidency, the columnist Walter Lippmann judged him to be "a pleasant man who, without any important qualifications for the office, would very much like to be president".

Surely one of the most important qualifications for a band leader is the ability to get more out of one's musicians, individually and as a unit, and get it constantly.

These species show high growth rates and a high potential of vegetative reproduction via scions and are relatively easy to handle in the laboratory[13, 14], which are important qualifications for macrophyte biotests.

But it fulfills my most important qualifications for a successful work lunch: It's filling and cheap.

Writing zingers is, of course, not an important qualification for the job of Supreme Court justice.

Long experience of the company's business was considered an important qualification for the job.

Such bloody-mindedness is not always borne easily, but it is an important qualification for Mr Van Miert's job.

Perhaps the most important qualification for the next Fed leader is one all too rare in Washington: humility.

"The public would be horrified if people were able to practise medicine or law without the appropriate qualifications and they should be equally horrified by the removal by the secretary of state of this important qualification for teachers".