Sentence examples for qualified circumstances from inspiring English sources
In this view, a design is inclusive when it is produced by exploiting the information and competences at the disposal of the designer and the people she designs for in qualified circumstances.
Barbara was indeed qualified, but circumstances determined her rejection.
When the woman comes to say that this pregnancy I am carrying was by accident and it is disturbing me mentally …" Obstetrician 13, age 40 The majority of obstetricians (12), just over half the midwives (8), and a few of the 'other' health professionals (5) referred to professional ethics as a reason for providing abortion care – sometimes qualifying the circumstances.
According to today's opinion this too could be a qualifying circumstance that would render the refusal to license the carton design an abuse of Tetra Pak's dominant position".
Individually and collectively, these guys could have decided that childhood circumstances qualified them for a dead-end existence.
It was the conviction that crime that when added to the murder conviction, created the aggravated circumstances that qualified Mr. McGinn for the death penalty.
"When she told me the situation and circumstances, she qualified of course," said Betty Slepchinka, a counselor who works with the family.
But it has been held a great many times that the most absolute seeming rights are qualified, and in some circumstances become wrong.
However, MPs say hospitals must make "a clear commitment to open and public accountability for their staffing records" and that a "fundamental requirement of high-quality care was having "adequate levels of both clinically and non-clinically qualified staff in all circumstances".
I can't think of anybody, under the circumstances, better qualified to hold that office.
A senior European Commission official said today that the war qualified as an "exceptional circumstance," which could free France and Germany from the strict limits on budget deficits they agreed to as members of Europe's monetary union.
