Sentence examples for qualified to start from inspiring English sources

What is the best way to start a conversation about history this ugly, and who is qualified to start it?

The battle is guaranteed to be exciting, after Vettel qualified to start the race only in the fourth position, and Alonso only eighth, guaranteeing that neither will be able to run off in the lead from start to finish.

Wallace, known to all as Bubba, qualified to start eighth among 43 drivers in the Iowa field on Sunday, one spot better than Nascar's other much followed diversity driver: Danica Patrick.

The reason he's back in the starting lineup is because the only player on the team who's seemingly less confident happens to be his backup, James Lee. Filling in for holdout left tackle Donald Penn last season, Lee admitted to not feeling qualified to start.

It has identified 800 occupants so far who qualified to start the squat-to-own program, and 360 individuals have signed deeds.

Following ART availability in Uganda in 2004, HIV-positive cases that remained in the GPC were invited to be screened and were enrolled into RCC if they qualified to start ART.

We needed to pass at least one test to qualify to start Reef Check, an international reef-monitoring scheme that allows scientists to compare the state of the eco-systems around the world.

Next Jan . 1 however, the countries that qualify to start using the new currency, the euro, will surrender to an independent European Central Bank based in Frankfurt a basic power of national sovereignty -- to issue and regulate legal tender.

When European Union leaders meet on the first weekend in May to decide which of their countries qualify to start phasing in a common currency in 1999, they will be making a monumental political decision as well as a monetary one.

Kovalainen, who had showed promise in qualifying to start 17th on the grid, lasted just two laps before an electrical problem affected his gear box.

It is strange as a team a few years ago we would have been desperate for rain". BBC weather reporter Ian Fergusson: "Back edge of the current shower only 10km to the west, so some room for optimism for qualifying to start on time, drainage allowing.