Mr. McQueen's sympathies are as unqualified as his control.
Trump, Clinton went on, "is immature, with poor impulse control; unqualified for the position that he holds; reactive, not proactive; not strategic, either at home or on the world stage.
Ahead of this governance milestone, there have been numerous allegations of executive misconduct, excessive risk-taking, lax internal controls, unqualified directors and misuse of client money.
Guinea came to occupy a special position among African states for its unqualified rejection of neocolonial control.
For example, if we accept the Control Principle in unqualified form, and accept the premise constraining justified punishment to that for which people are morally blameworthy, then it might turn out that no one is morally blameworthy and so no punishment is ever justified.
As for those who are really worked up about it, they may have listened rather too closely to Michael Howard, the Tory leader, when he argued that immigration is not an unqualified menace and should be controlled rather than abolished outright.
For those at prisons without a clinic and for those with more serious medical conditions at those with a clinic access to care is controlled by medically unqualified and untrained prison officers.
The excessive dosing was following the use of least-cost contractors to control the algae, who were unqualified in the field.
Mr. Landesman said he believed that Mr. Murdoch would not hand control to an heir whom he deemed unqualified but added that a father's criteria might differ from Wall Street's.
Its black population is now only about 60percentt; whites narrowly control the 13-seat council (some of them "unqualified whites," says Mr. Barry, who is black); and Congress keeps a wary watch on how things are run.
