Sentence examples for qualified to decide from inspiring English sources

Only the German electorate is qualified to decide.

The question is who is best qualified to decide.

That may seem a technical point on which lawyers are best qualified to decide.

While Kimmel's story is obviously tragic, he's not exactly qualified to decide important policy issues for America.

In any case, economic decisions should be left to the experts (i.e. economists) who are qualified to decide on such matters.

Are atheistic lawmakers, of whom there were more than a few in the early days of the republic, qualified to decide how religious Indians must view other religious Indians?

Consider multiple ways to phrase the type of mental health technician position you are hoping to get, and scan anything you are even remotely qualified for to decide whether to apply.

And so, perhaps, did David Nalbandian, once he had qualified to meet Lleyton Hewitt to decide the men's championship.

And he says he once had to tell Cameron that "being in the combined cadet force at Eton" did not qualify him to decide tactics for complex military operations.

The former army chief Sir David Richards is quoted in the Daily Mail's serialisation of the book as saying that he had to remind the prime minister that being a member of the cadet force at Eton did not qualify him to decide the tactics of complex military operations.

Considering Trump has never served in the military, you might wonder what qualifies him to decide who is and is not capable to serve.