Sentence examples for that a qualified from inspiring English sources

But Britain will be absent from the Council of Ministers, so that a qualified majority will require 44 votes out of 66, rather than 54 out of 76 (the big countries have ten votes each in the Council of Ministers, smaller ones have fewer votes).

It is pointed out that a qualified reliability metric that is able to consider the effect of epistemic uncertainty needs to (1) compensate the conservatism in the estimations of the component-level reliability metrics caused by epistemic uncertainty, and (2) satisfy the duality axiom, otherwise it might lead to paradoxical and confusing results in engineering applications.

In the US, for example, Federal Rules of Evidence state that a qualified expert may testify "in the form of an opinion or otherwise" so long as: The sub-branches of digital forensics may each have their own specific guidelines for the conduct of investigations and the handling of evidence.

We think that Ted Kennedy, who claims to be a supporter of women's rights, who now has come out and joined the [Obama] bandwagon, is basically saying that a qualified woman, Hillary Clinton, is not qualified enough for him".

When Mr. Levin asked if that was "a qualified yes," General Petraeus agreed.

The case of Botswana highlights the case that producing a qualified workforce is only half the battle.

Whether that qualified as a nickname was a minor consideration, said a spokesman, Scott Haywood.

"There has never been a sixth seed in a group that has qualified yet," Coleman added.

In reality, all of the tickets were marked with a symbol that qualified the participants to buy a mug.

So we have a man that's qualified.

That statement qualified as a scouting report, but not the usual on-field version.