Sentence examples for suitability to run from inspiring English sources
In a boisterous session of prime minister's questions on Wednesday, Cameron raised questions over Flowers's suitability to run the bank.
The ultimate decision on Mr. Erdogan's suitability to run for Parliament will be made by a state-controlled election board shortly before the 2004 election.
A spokeswoman with the city's Department of Education said this application had no bearing on Ms. Black's suitability to run a school district with 1.1 million children.
During prime minister's questions, Cameron described Flowers as the "man who has broken a bank" after questions about his suitability to run a bank, drug-taking and resignation as a Bradford councillor over adult material on his computer.
He sidestepped a request that he express an opinion on James Murdoch's suitability to run a media operation and also the rumour that his department might follow the BBC north.
The chief executive of the Australian arm of Adani has been linked to a mining pollution case in Africa, prompting renewed questions about the Indian company's suitability to run this country's largest proposed coalmine.
In 2009 Lansley, then shadow health secretary, questioned Bower's suitability to lead the newly-created CQC because critics claimed she had done too little to investigate relatives' claims of appalling treatment when she ran the NHS's West Midlands strategic health authority.
Outside of management roles, some have questioned men's suitability for social work for reasons ranging from emotional capacity to suitability to work with vulnerable children.
Craftsmanship and suitability to function are highly valued.
The other issue might be Kenobi's suitability to lead his own movies.
One pointed out that Leadsom's campaign manager, the Tory MP Tim Loughton, had been caught up in a not dissimilar controversy in 2013, having cast doubt on the suitability of his then unmarried and childless former ministerial colleague, the ex-Lib Dem MP Sarah Teather, to run family policy.
