Sentence examples for would be qualified from inspiring English sources

There's A through D quality batteries, D being batteries that would be qualified to be used in the States.

Also, who would be qualified to operate these contraptions?

They would be enforced by visitor hosts, who would be qualified under the government's community safety accreditation scheme (CSAS).

The big event for Team Rwanda was the final road race, because the first two riders to finish would be qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games, in London.

Dr. Bloom said his graduates would be qualified to work in areas including government and private-sector intelligence and international law enforcement.

As a candidate and president-elect, Mr. Karzai was adamant that his cabinet would be qualified, efficient, honest and, above all, of his own choosing.

Success would be Qualifying for the quarter-finals, ideally by winning one of their home games, against New Zealand in Avignon or, more likely, Samoa in Perpignan.

"If I spent two months off my job and studied economics related to the $15 minimum wage, I'd like to think I'd be qualified to have an opinion on it".

According to a study from 2013, college-age men who doubted they'd be qualified to run for office were fifty per cent more likely than women who felt the same way to go for it anyway.

The last thing he'd be qualified to do is oversee oral arguments in small-claims court and issue binding judgements.

They'd been qualified under their system.