Sentence examples for morally qualified from inspiring English sources

Each of his major heroes Raskolnikov in Crime and Punishment and the three Karamazovs wins a victory, but it is in each case morally qualified, partial, or transient.

The councillor claimed she had said, with reference to David Cameron's trip to China, that no politician was morally qualified to speak out about human rights abuses, including the stoning of women, bar the likes of Nelson Mandela.

Political manipulation of discussion of the biggest shakeup of education for more than half a century prompted the Japan Times to question whether the government was "morally qualified" to administer education.

Donald Trump is not morally qualified to be president.

Was Tillerson, given Exxon's alleged defiance of U.S. law on his watch, morally qualified to be our nation's chief diplomat?

Regardless, no one who will not disassociate from the KKK is a person of good faith or morally qualified to hold the highest office in the land.

The ministry added: "The government of the United States is not qualified morally, politically or legally to give advice on respecting international humanitarian law and human rights in light of its well-known track record of committing war crimes and genocide against entire populations, the last being its invasion of Iraq in 2003".

Such learning was esoteric by its very nature, something potentially powerful and dangerous, and hence to be concealed from the masses and entrusted only to those who were morally and intellectually qualified to possess it.

Believe it or not, many people are not mentally, morally, or physically qualified to join.

You must be qualified mentally, morally, and medically.

Austria qualified.