Sentence examples for the qualifications set forth from inspiring English sources

If the Register is unable to identify an entity that fulfills each of the qualifications set forth in clauses (i) through (iii) of subparagraph (A), the Register shall designate the entity that most nearly fulfills such qualifications for purposes of carrying out the responsibilities of the mechanical licensing collective.

If I ever wanted to become a priest, I would be ineligible based on the qualifications set forth by God in the Old Testament.

Retired judge and former California High Speed Rail chief Quentin Kopp is now a vocal critic of the project, arguing that the blended system is "no longer a genuine high speed rail" and fails to meet the qualifications set forth in the initial bond measure.

To be eligible for appointment to the positions in the Administration covered by subsection (b), a person must have the applicable qualifications set forth in that subsection.

Cases are cited below subject to the same qualifications set forth in Appendix A, supra.

Our conclusion in Powell was based on the fixed meaning of "qualifications" set forth in Art.

Simulated annealing composite omit maps calculated in PHENIX were used to verify all final models, and each model was inspected and altered to satisfy qualifications set forth by the PDB Validation server.

"These four qualifications set forth in our state's constitution simply do not include any proof-of-identity requirement," the late Justice Donald Corbin wrote for the court.

But then the qualifications set in.

The existence of an income tax treaty between the U.S. and another country does not automatically exempt an individual from Federal income tax withholding; the individual must satisfy all of the qualifications as set forth in the treaty and must complete and submit all required tax treaty exemption forms to the University Tax Department for review and submission to the IRS, if applicable.

The Business Corporation Law does, however, permit the bylaws to prescribe qualifications for directors, and citing the "business judgment rule," the courts have sustained bylaw amendments adopted by the boards that set forth qualifications for directors.