Sentence examples for qualification clause from inspiring English sources

Courts have interpreted that "bona fide occupational qualification" clause very narrowly, said Elizabeth Brown, a business law professor at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass.

Burton also argued that that the provision rendering those convicted under § 1782 "incapable of holding any office of honor, trust or profit under the Government of the United States" unconstitutionally infringed on the Qualifications Clause.

Suddenly, there are restrictions, qualifications and clauses.

Guidance published by the Cabinet Office outlines how departments are able to make qualifications to the clause, and we are working with stakeholders to determine how this might apply to the research base.

But the idea that there is a qualification to the Citizenship Clause, one that is being ignored by forces willing to see America overrun by foreigners, has gained a sort of murmuring traction.

The main elements of the qualification program are the clauses given in IEEE Std.

The Court argued that introducing a "wealth or payment of a fee as a measure of a voter's qualifications" violated the equal protection clause by unfairly burdening low-income, mostly black voters.

The general idea of the standstill clause is that regulatory qualifications, restrictions or limitations on the financial sector are being frozen and no new restrictions are allowed in the future...

The cast of mind used qualification, the aside and the further sub-clauses as a way to suggest that the truth was brittle and easily undermined.

Readers familiar with Saramago's prose — the shifting pronouns, perspectives and tenses; the way dialogue and exposition are wedged together; the long, agglutinative sentences with their chains of spliced clauses, mischievous qualifications and omniscient interjections — will not be surprised by the writing.

The rival formulations turn up one after another, in sub-clauses that offer everything from subtle qualification to flat contradiction.