Sentence examples for qualifications of an from inspiring English sources

"Governor Perry makes appointments based on the qualifications of an individual and his or her ability to serve in Texans' best interests, nothing more," Catherine Frazier, a Perry spokeswoman, responded.

Near the end of the day, there was even a sharp dispute between the sides over the qualifications of an expert on rubber and plastics, who spent nearly an hour discussing the deterioration process of rubber.

In very general terms, skill (or qualification) mismatch is constructed by comparing the skills (or qualifications) of an employed worker with the skill (or qualification) requirements of her job (hence, the non-employed and the vacant jobs are completely disregarded).

He claimed that only two athletes out of the twelve-member team met the qualifications of an intellectually disabled athlete.

Consider the job qualifications of a governor.

Roosevelt wrote that he had none of the qualifications of a successful dictator.

He is considered the only family member of his generation to possess the qualifications of a top executive.

He recited the details of her childhood and Ivy League schooling, as if rattling off the qualifications of a sports star.

An Op-Ed article on Sept. 17, about teenagers' brains, incorrectly described the academic qualifications of a researcher at Harvard Medical School.

He had all the instincts of a survivor, and indeed all the qualifications of a hero, as heroism was understood by Americans of the dime-novel era.

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