Sentence examples for like qualified from inspiring English sources

But ever-inventive Brussels is coming up with a solution of sorts through the emergence of "Euro-speak"—a form of dead, bureaucratic English.The joy of phrases like "qualified majority voting", "the community method" and "the commission's sole right of initiative" is that they are completely meaningless to all ordinary Europeans whether in translation or in the original.

RYAN: Although we may quibble over terms like "qualified" and "intellectually myopic," I take solace in the knowledge that nothing is irreversible; and, if history has taught us anything, it's that one American, however incompetent, can't really screw things up forever.

Diseases receive a different level of significance if treatment options are not covered by insurers in general, but could be covered by them were fulfilling certain conditions to be meet, such as like qualified documentation, enrolment in controlled therapeutic studies, etc. as in the case of ASCT [ 63].

"Don't look to London and Whitehall to solve problems like Qualified Teacher Status," said Mr Cummings.

Saffron's video received 538 Facebook likes, qualifying him for the mantle of people's choice winner.

If the hardship exemption is anything like qualifying for disability, it would likely discriminate against those without lawyers, the poor and people of color and it would become a way to control program costs instead of providing cover for those most in need.

And in Group H, Norway looked like qualifying automatically before conceding two second-half goals in Italy.

With his new status, he has reveled in each new rite of passage, like qualifying for a driver's license and finding a job — even, he added, filling out a federal tax return for the first time.

And just this weekend, he again turned the tables on a troll who seemed to think calling Scalzi a feminist would be an insult:  Seriously, now: "This is what a feminist looks like" qualifies as arch mockery in your world?

"Michael was, for me, a war machine in the race because he was in condition to do 60 laps like qualifying.

Not liking dictators qualified him as a progressive in a period when George Bernard Shaw saluted Hitler as an exemplar of creative energy and H. G. Wells nose-dived to the foot of Stalin's throne.