Sentence examples for means of qualified from inspiring English sources

It is encouraging that cooperation within Europol can be made more efficient through its being possible to make decisions by means of qualified majority voting and codecision on the part of the European Parliament.

If Armitage used the sevens route as a means of qualifying for France, it would be expedient of Toulon to let him go for a year.

In this year's Open Cup, some 40 amateur or de-facto semi-pro teams enter in the first round, a group that represent myriad associations and means of qualifying.

That is the meaning of "qualified".

Second, usually it is not possible to use all the available nodes for the experiment, which means that the grid is constrained by the number of qualified nodes.

But there are plenty of qualified foreigners.

–Scarcity of qualified sharia scholars.

The classified nature of much of this work means that qualified vets face much less competition from foreign scientists than they do in the glutted biosciences.

I don't understand why "celebrated" and "British" are different kinds of adjectives unless "celebrated" was meant to qualify "British".

The rules are constitutive of the respective operators' meanings; whence results proved solely by means of those rules qualify as analytic.

Victory meant they qualified at the expense of Russia courtesy of their better head-to-head record.