Sentence examples for qualified would be from inspiring English sources

The best qualified would be assigned to the military.

Those who qualified would be eligible for higher salaries.

Representative Dan Miller, a Florida Republican who heads the House Government Reform Committee's Subcommittee on the Census, said, "To find someone more qualified would be difficult".

On Friday, Alan J. Stone, a spokesman for the university, said: "We can say that any statement about someone being admitted to Harvard who is not qualified would be absolutely inaccurate, as is any suggestion that our standards have been lowered for basketball.

Verrilli spent part of his written brief walking back from the 2014 "guidance" issued by the Department of Homeland Security, which said the applicants who qualified would be "lawfully present" in the United States.

Another county supervisor, Michael D. Antonovich, said in a statement that the Board of Supervisors "was assured that full background investigations would be conducted and only those qualified would be hired by the Sheriff's Department".

Figuring out who would qualify would be a challenge, especially as foreclosures continue to soar.

Carlo Tavecchio, the president of the Italian FA, famously said in September that "not qualifying would be an apocalypse".

Those without the inclination, the sophistication or the deep pockets to qualify would be limited to the more closely regulated menu of stocks, bonds and mutual funds.

Under the program, called Deed for Lease, those owners who qualify would be able to remain in their residences by signing a lease voluntarily transferring the property deed back to the lender.

"Even if Wales were 60th in the world rankings, they would be in pot three or four and the likelihood of them qualifying would be slim anyway.