Sentence examples for qualified to sell from inspiring English sources

Pattiz considers himself well qualified to sell American values.

That may seem a virtue Canada's drinks industry is still subject to the quaint notion that only the government is qualified to sell booze.

When that proved inadequate, the Fed added a $38 billion supplementary lending facility, and A.I.G. recently qualified to sell $21 billion of commercial paper to the Fed.

The head of a computer software company defended the hiring of the former Detroit mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick as an account executive, saying Mr. Kilpatrick, a felon, was "uniquely qualified" to sell high-tech services in the health care field.

I'm not really qualified to sell you on its intricacies compared to previous versions, but I can say that if you're a newcomer, the tutorial is a good way in to its charms.

Five or six generic companies are already qualified to sell Cipro when its patent expires, and getting supplies from them now is possible, according to William F. Haddad, an American generic-drug manufacturer who helped write the 1984 Hatch-Waxman act that encouraged generic production.

They will be sent information about the program and learn how to qualify to sell their products to McDonald's.

Revenue-wise, it's been tremendously profitable: In January alone, 59 marijuana dispensaries -- a small fraction of the approximately 550 total dispensaries in the state that could qualify to sell legal cannabis -- generated $14 million in sales.

To have their plans qualified to be sold on exchanges, insurers must follow rules like marketing their plans fairly, and must offer at least one plan in the "silver" and "gold" categories.

Of those, about half qualified to be sold to Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae, and half were "nonconforming" loans the agencies don't buy, including sub-prime mortgages to higher-risk borrowers as well as jumbo loans, which account for 43% of all mortgages issued in Southern California.

Meanwhile, Dr. William L. Anthes, president of the College for Financial Planning in Denver, is busy warning that some planners are qualified only to sell specific products, like life insurance or stocks.