The parade's organizers may not believe these facts about Irish sexuality to be so, or they may object to unqualified social acceptance of gays and lesbians or have some other reason for wishing to keep GLIB's message out of the parade.
When the former editor of the Observer newspaper Donald Trelford had his sixth child last May, his pride at being what he thought was the oldest living "new" father – at 76 years and six months – was unqualified; and scarcely a single voice objected to his remark that the age gap between his oldest and youngest daughters was 49 years.
The nimbleness with which Cameron has ventured into the world of the Internet, and of Internet-inspired thinking, has made the Big Society an object of acute interest, if not unqualified excitement, in tech-savvy precincts.
With objects such as these, Maastricht is the unqualified paradise of collectors.
The problem is this: it seems propositions, being the objects of belief, cannot in general be spatially and temporally unqualified.
The State Department advised President Dwight David Eisenhower to sent Diệm a congratulatory message, but Durbrow objected, arguing that Diệm would interpret the message as an unqualified endorsement of his rule and prevent him from "grasping and heeding lessons of [the] coup".
Here's Frank, in the new season, once again offering deals that no one in their right mind would take in good faith; or Claire, once again angling for a political position for which she appears hopelessly unqualified; or Doug Stamper, Frank's chief of staff, once again brutalizing someone with a household object.
If it is also true that at least with respect to some properties, namely the incomplete or relative properties addressed by the Compresence accounts, every object is both F and not-F, then no sensible will be an unqualified bearer of these properties.
November 2: Unqualified applications cut.
No assertion goes unqualified.
