Sentence examples for qualified to understand from inspiring English sources

Homer said her staff were better qualified to understand tax law than members of the committee.

The Palestinians are probably the only ones qualified to understand the pain of the Iraqis".

"But few college and university C.E.O.'s are even qualified to understand the workings of a major public company".

There aren't that many people in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office who are qualified to understand the consequences of their actions.

In San Diego, Mr. Levitt wrote: "Of all of the board's advisers, Mr. Roeder was most qualified to understand, and explain to the board, the basic conceptual mistake" it was making in removing "excess earnings" from the pension fund.

It may even, it has been suggested, be a material means by which values are transmitted nonverbally to those qualified to understand the messages involved, thus becoming a mode of communication that reinforces and is vital to society.

Ask if the firm has staff members who are qualified to read and understand complex medical records.

As this relates to the issue of the victims of crimes that never occurred, the juries in the various cases, whether already overturned or not, were faced with the impossible task of adjudicating upon highly complex and conflicting expert forensic scientific evidence about which they were not suitably qualified to properly understand.

But, while his experience might make him uniquely qualified to both understands how students are struggling (and why) and, thus, to construct a solution, that's just the beginning.

As a man who grew up in South Dakota and served as its Representative and Senator for many years, he, probably above all others, is highly qualified to know and understand the health problems prevalent amongst the Native people of his state.

Khomeini imposed a doctrine known as wilayat al-faqih (rule by the jurist) under which the final arbiter of political power should be the cleric best qualified properly to understand (that phrase again) the true meaning of Islamic law and tradition.