Sentence examples for qualified to offer from inspiring English sources

Under the order, Verizon will be able to demonstrate that its markets are sufficiently open when it is qualified to offer long-distance service in the 12 remaining states where it is now barred from offering such service.

Because of his temporal position, the king alone was considered qualified to offer sacrifice and to pray to these deities.

—Susan, New York A. Focus less on what others are doing and more on what you're expertly qualified to offer.

He doesn't even take advice from the Foreign Office or from those in his cabinet who might be qualified to offer an opinion, including, in this case, Warsi.

I called the child health hot line, and the woman who answered was cooperative but said she was not qualified to offer advice on that particular problem.

The Football Association's chief executive is well qualified to offer opinions on both, but, for the moment at least, Graeme Souness's position appears safe.

Despite their problems the FIA stewards were unimpressed as a team representative was summoned after qualifying to offer a written statement as to why they were not involved, with a decision expected on Sunday.

The challenges faced by stakeholders who wish to undertake prior engagement should also be understood in the context of poorly functioning ethical governance systems often staffed with personnel ill-qualified to offer ethical guidance and contemplation [ 30- 36].

However, they feel (correction, they believe) they are qualified enough to offer you tips like, "I really think you should find a job"; "I don't believe you're looking hard enough"; "Have you tried the Internet?

How many patients will qualify to be offered financial incentives if the practice is rolled out?

But it's this reluctance that qualifies me to offer an unvarnished overview of life as a solo wanderer.