Sentence examples for qualified choice from inspiring English sources

Despite his roundabout selection, veterans groups and politicians of all stripes immediately hailed him as a supremely qualified choice.

For his opponents, it was a heavy-handed, political veto against a legitimate and qualified choice – a former Bank of Italy official called Paolo Savona – whom Mattarella unfairly opposed for his Euroscepticism.

Is it to appoint Yvette Cooper as shadow chancellor or to give it to the obvious choice - her husband Ed Balls or someone else? Balls is the more obviously qualified choice, but is more associated with Labour's past and infighting.

"It's time to elect the first female U.S. president ― not because she's a woman, but because she's hands-down the most qualified choice".

They have the right to make a qualified choice, and this has been achieved to some extent through the conciliation text - but not to such an extent, unfortunately, that we can now talk about a responsible consumer policy.

"I want to see if he can run with the big dogs — there are a lot of them out there," said Eric Layland, a 32-year-old doctoral student, summarizing a view offered by many here that the Democrats have an abundance of highly qualified choices.

Democrats accused Republicans of rejecting highly qualified presidential choices.

Nobody else is as qualified; any other choice would look like spite.

He's a highly qualified and competent choice who has worked for banks as an attorney as well as having served as a regulator.

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As the study purpose was to explore and describe emergent themes rather than merely quantify response, it was considered appropriate to include additional open-ended questions that would provide greater depth of information and enable students to explain and qualify the choices they had made.