Sentence examples for qualify boundaries from inspiring English sources
To qualify, boundaries are sometimes gerrymandered to create an economically challenged (but essentially manufactured) neighborhood.
The national governments decide what types of projects qualify, but the boundaries are loosely defined.
"It's good to qualify assistance with some boundaries and parameters that assist the child temporarily and also do not cause undue burden on the parents' situation," Ford says.
Salafis told me that they had no problem with the mechanisms of democracy, only to qualify this with talk of limits, boundaries, and "the frame of Sharia".
Applying this boundary criteria to meta-organizations would draw the firms' boundaries around the individual entities and qualify the transactions within the meta-organization as market transactions.
The state's new election schedule allows Congressional candidates to begin gathering signatures next week to qualify for the ballot, but, at the moment, there are no agreed-upon boundaries for any of the House districts.
These effects enhance grain boundary cohesion and retard capillary driven grain coarsening, thereby qualifying boron-induced grain boundary engineering as an ideal strategy for the development of advanced HEAs.
Taylor had told the Nottingham Evening Post the team should be aiming high, and possibly even trying to qualify for Europe, but the players could probably be forgiven for thinking that was stretching the boundaries of credibility.
Although the eigenparameters do not qualify as measures for the state of the system in response to specific loading and boundary conditions, they do reflect the identity of the system, and this in itself has important applications.
Sometimes the boundary of this identity widens, as it did during the 2006 World Cup when Nigeria did not qualify.
