Sentence examples for without any qualifying from inspiring English sources

Consenting to sex is a basic human right; as such, it comes without any qualifying exam.

(It is worth noting that "immigration," without any qualifying phrase, is on Trump's list of "grave security concerns," which raises the question of where and when he thinks that immigration, including to America, makes a country stronger).

Four classes of benefits are provided by compulsory insurance, and, except for certain diseases, a right to them is acquired without any qualifying period of previous employment.

Joshua Brookes once admitted that he had kicked a corpse in a sack down a flight of stairs, while Robert Christison complained of the "shocking indecency without any qualifying wit" demonstrated by a male lecturer who dissected a woman.

However, Storey, who was born with a partially-formed left hand, is keen to shun labels and simply be seen as a cyclist without any particular qualifying addendum.

To conclude, T. evansi exhibits the slender morphology and morphometry of the subgenus Trypanozoon, with very limited polymorphism and without any characteristics qualifying at species level.

The fact that United is seventh in the league, 18 points behind Chelsea and without any hope of qualifying for the Champions League via the top four, would appear to suggest that Moyes would be better off prioritizing team harmony over one individual's happiness.

When children's rights received international recognition in the UN Convention on the Rights of Child (CRC) adopted in1989, the Sri Lankan government of the day had no issues in regard to signing on to this document without any reservations that qualified commitments under this instrument.

Tournaments came and tournaments went without Romania qualifying.

Or, at the very least, the former word is often used, without the qualifying adjective 'moral', even when it is the particularly moral concept that is intended.

Thus seasonal workers are particularly interested in being able to access social security rights without long qualifying periods and also in keeping the overall cost for social security low (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, International Organization for Migration, and International Labour Office 2006: 154,157).