Sentence examples for opposing qualified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore said there was "a troubling pattern" of Senate Republicans' opposing "qualified judicial nominees who happen to be women and minorities".

After a bruising debate last week followed by the confirmation of Condoleezza Rice as the first black woman to be secretary of state, some Democrats were concerned that they would be perceived as opposing qualified minority candidates.

Much of the blame for the delays lies with Republican lawmakers who have consistently opposed qualified candidates.

Senate Republicans have said that they would object, but it is their own credibility that would be at risk in opposing so qualified a candidate.

The home education community was generally alarmed and upset, and began a fightback that made history when 70 MP's presented 120 constituency petitions opposing changes qualifying the right to home educate.

I am not opposed to qualifying exams- if they validly and reliably measure qualities that are directly applicable to their purpose without bias.

My reasons for tentatively opposing Brexit could qualify as reasons for supporting it, for adherents of some ideologies.

In response, the Local Water Alliance, a group of Hood River County residents that formed to oppose the plant, qualified Tuesday's referendum for the ballot.

Concerns raised about this type of material were in knowing how up to date the advice provided was, and that advice was often given by generalists (i.e. health journalists) as opposed to specialists (qualified health professionals).

A record number of Trump nominees have received a "not qualified" rating from the American Bar Association ABAA), or the tepid rating of "qualified" as opposed to the "well qualified" rating of the vast majority of Obama's nominees.

Bowe qualified to oppose Peter Stoimemov of Bulgaria in the super-heavyweight round of eight Wedensday night.