Sentence examples for qualified to raise from inspiring English sources
Maybe I'm the only one qualified to raise all these kids -- so many of these parents are old, dusty".
But I do feel qualified to raise some questions about the political consequences that proponents of "minting the coin" (a group that includes some very smart people not normally given to flights of ideological fancy) seem to think will follow from such a gambit.
Here is just one of the unsung bonuses: if you passed your driving test before 1997, you're already qualified to raise merry hell on public roads at the wheel of a car-plus-caravan "outfit" of up to 8.25 tonnes in weight.
Just last week, conservatives on the party's platform committee adopted provisions that went further in opposition to gay unions that President Bush has, by condemning the recognitions of same-sex domestic partnerships or civil unions at the state level and asserting that gay couples were less qualified to raise children than heterosexual couples.
Parents who adopt domestically create a profile book filled with photos and paragraphs, all demonstrating that we are qualified to raise a child.
Step 2: A fund manager submits a proposal and is pre-qualified to raise private capital to participate in joint investment programs with Treasury.
So, of course, I wasn't qualified to run an unprofitable business that had raised a lot of money.
Key: Q = Qualified to final.
"To qualify I had to raise £2,000 and because I had done a dissertation on HIV I was asked to find ways for the charity's HIV prevention programme to reach out to young pregnant women," says Tam. Aged 24, Tam had to lead the project herself, putting academic achievements to practical use in baking heat and an alien culture.
In 2004, unions and community organizers in Florida qualified a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage by a dollar.
