Sentence examples for legitimate qualification from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton was probably the most famous woman to argue that the job of modern political spouse, at least as she filled it, was a legitimate qualification for running on her own.

That was only "an example of legitimate qualifications," Justice David H. Souter wrote for the court.

Legitimate qualifications grounded in workplace based learning and assessment requires at least some variables to be benchmarked in order to judge performance.

While being a woman or being a Roman Catholic could sometimes count as a legitimate occupational qualification, being black could not.

The national child development study, which compared children born in the same week in 1958, found that more adopted babies ended up with decent qualifications than legitimate babies.

Here you were plucked from obscurity, and there are legitimate questions about your qualifications, and you didn't ask yourself at all whether you were ready for this?

I would like to think that he would have been confirmed without further ado — or, better, rejected, but on the legitimate grounds of inadequate qualifications and unknowable or abhorrent views.

There isn't a single legitimate objection to the qualifications of any of these nominees.

If this character's back-story wasn't so busy bouncing everywhere in the universe from Asgard to Donald Blake to the golden apples of Idunn, it might be easier to form a legitimate opinion on his battle qualifications.

Indeed, paintings known to be fakes by Han van Meegeren, whom you mentioned, were so good that a legitimate market for them flourished.Better qualifications to work in the art market would help, as both its size and notoriety increase.

They want the bar for admission to the White House to be placed so low that legitimate scrutiny and criticism of Palin's qualifications, record and family values can all be placed off limits.