Sentence examples for qualified rating from inspiring English sources

If an evaluator intends to recommend a "not qualified" rating, the White House may ask the head of the panel to appoint a different evaluator to take a second look.

Obama had a handful of potential court picks who got a "not qualified" rating, but then they were never formally nominated.

I am also appalled that some of the judicial nominees have received only a "qualified" rating from the American Bar Association, rather than "well qualified".

Four of Mr. Clinton's approximately 440 judicial nominees had received a "not qualified" rating.

However, even though the American Bar Association gave me a unanimous qualified rating, my nomination was not confirmed.

The group gave a "not qualified" rating to seven of the roughly 365 nominees of Mr. Bush that it vetted.

But for buyers who qualify, rates are so low that financing a second-home purchase may never be cheaper.

(According to the government, "the [stress] test is based on qualifying for either the Bank of Canada qualifying rate or the buyers' contracted interest rate plus 2 percentage points". Human English: in order to buy a new house, you need to prove you could pay for it even if interest rates climb).

The American Bar Association rated him well qualified, the same rating they gave John Roberts Jr. when he was a candidate for the D.C. Circuit.

To avoid steering the buyer into a loan that is offering less favorable terms, the rules now say that the borrower must be provided with competing options, including the lowest qualifying interest rate, the lowest points and origination fees, and the lowest qualifying rate without risky features like prepayment penalties.

The New York State Bar Association gave Justice Lippman and five of the other six finalists "well-qualified" ratings, and he was one of only two to get an "exceptionally well-qualified" rating from the New York City Bar Association.