Sentence examples for qualified official from inspiring English sources

Although under the Anglo-American system, in cases of minor importance, prosecution and defense may be conducted by regimental officers of no legal qualifications, in the majority of countries, the prosecution will normally be in the hands of a legally qualified official, known variously as commissioner, fiscal general, auditor, or military procurator.

However, those serving on qualified official extended duty in the military can elect to suspend the five-year test period ending on the date of sale of the principal place of residence for up to 10 years.

Under federal guidelines, any school that has more than 50 cases of the beef must take them to a landfill or incinerator for disposal, in the presence of a local health department representative or other qualified official.

They were registered as qualified officials by the Ministry of Personnel, which assigned them to active-duty posts as vacancies occurred.

To make the case that Mr. Warsame qualified, officials said, they would have had to disclose classified information to the tribunal.

The Convention plan does not involve quotas, and no one will be put in a leadership position who is not fully qualified, officials said.

In 2008 the FA set out to "recruit 8,000 new referees" by next March, but only 4,246 newly qualified officials are at present active in the game.

After 23 years of Mr. Ben Ali's one-party dictatorship, it was impossible to find qualified officials outside the party who could take the reins of government quickly enough to stabilize the country and hold free elections.

The challenge is finding qualified officials willing to work in a government of uncertain powers and duration, overshadowed by the military's continued control of the budget and lawmaking, and in a potentially fractious Brotherhood-led coalition.

Besides, we had a whole staff of highly qualified officials in our treasury office; and if it had been necessary, they would have had to make a report to the Directorate of the Reichsbank.

This, qualified officials said, will automatically preclude dis charges from nuclear power plants which use exceptional amounts of boiler‐cooling water —and from large conventional power plants, fueled by coal, oil or gas.