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Definition of qualified in English: qualifiedadjective ˈkwɒlɪfʌɪdˈkwɑləˌfaɪd 1Officially recognized as being trained to perform a particular job; certified. Example sentencesExamples - Previously financial matters were dealt with by qualified accountants, financial advisers.
- The program has expanded to include 23 highly qualified teachers.
- I was a qualified nursery nurse at Tiny Tots nursery in Middleton.
- There are currently around 600 combatant craft crewmember qualified personnel assigned to the different teams.
- Summer Parks Tennis Programme which involved the hiring of qualified coaches to run daily tennis lessons for children from 6 years upwards.
- Childcare centres are getting more funding to pay for better qualified staff.
- I think the choice between recommendations of qualified avian vets vs. online armchair professionals is really no choice at all.
- Treatment must be left to qualified health care professionals.
- The classes are being conducted by a qualified instructor.
- A few sessions with a qualified instructor can go a long way in smoothing the learning curve.
- Its hard cheeses are handcrafted in open vats by qualified cheesemakers, not machines.
- He does feel qualified enough to talk about the real causes of the coup.
- They are powerful methods to help prospective fitness clients discover they need the services of a qualified professional.
- They were both qualified yacht masters who had sailed around the world.
- A specially designed programme for each stage of pregnancy by a fully qualified Body Control teacher will ensure you feel well throughout.
- Get a second phone line installed or call a qualified technician to run cable to the modem.
- Qualified gymnastic coaches have been touring local primary schools - in a bid to boost an already thriving local club.
- Keith is a qualified gunsmith with over 25 years experience, specializing in long-range practical rifles.
- The military is not in a position single-handedly to either maintain highly qualified cadres or to retain real professionals within its ranks.
- Some of them have no qualified instructors, he says.
Synonyms certified, certificated, chartered, licensed, professional - 1.1with infinitive Competent or knowledgeable to do something; capable.
I was less well qualified than almost anyone present to recollect the olden days Synonyms certified, certificated, chartered, licensed, professional
2Not complete or absolute; limited. I could only judge this CD a qualified success Example sentencesExamples - Under the paragraph 3 process, parents have a qualified right to insist on their preference for a particular school.
- Crook's promise of a separate reservation in the north-however qualified, however magnified by agency peace-talkers-secured the surrenders on White River.
- By the qualified negative which the constitution of the United States, gives to the president, upon all the proceedings of congress, except a question of adjournment.
- The retrospective collection hopes to enable a qualified answer to the difficult question "in what direction is criticism of Keats going?"
- The first category of decision had to be unanimous; qualified majority could decide the second.
- The three theories of monism, qualified monism and dualism were synthesized, as branches of the same religion, Hinduism.
- At the outset, comunicate with your clients about their goals and expectations in adopting a qualified plan.
- Some rights, perhaps in an attenuated or qualified form, survived the making of the order.
- The American President would have a qualified negative upon the acts of the legislative body; the British King has an absolute negative.
- At least in our qualified judgment, the chef at 3Dlabs can certainly reclaim that lost star outside his door.
- I would answer with a qualified yes, at least on the theoretical level, and especially where the non-narrative cinema is concerned.
Synonyms limited, conditional, restricted, bounded, contingent, circumscribed, reserved, guarded, cautious, hesitant, tentative, equivocal
Definition of qualified in US English: qualifiedadjectiveˈkwäləˌfīdˈkwɑləˌfaɪd 1Officially recognized as being trained to perform a particular job; certified. Example sentencesExamples - They are powerful methods to help prospective fitness clients discover they need the services of a qualified professional.
- Treatment must be left to qualified health care professionals.
- I think the choice between recommendations of qualified avian vets vs. online armchair professionals is really no choice at all.
- Childcare centres are getting more funding to pay for better qualified staff.
- Its hard cheeses are handcrafted in open vats by qualified cheesemakers, not machines.
- Get a second phone line installed or call a qualified technician to run cable to the modem.
- He does feel qualified enough to talk about the real causes of the coup.
- A few sessions with a qualified instructor can go a long way in smoothing the learning curve.
- Summer Parks Tennis Programme which involved the hiring of qualified coaches to run daily tennis lessons for children from 6 years upwards.
- Keith is a qualified gunsmith with over 25 years experience, specializing in long-range practical rifles.
- The classes are being conducted by a qualified instructor.
- They were both qualified yacht masters who had sailed around the world.
- Some of them have no qualified instructors, he says.
- Previously financial matters were dealt with by qualified accountants, financial advisers.
- Qualified gymnastic coaches have been touring local primary schools - in a bid to boost an already thriving local club.
- I was a qualified nursery nurse at Tiny Tots nursery in Middleton.
- A specially designed programme for each stage of pregnancy by a fully qualified Body Control teacher will ensure you feel well throughout.
- The program has expanded to include 23 highly qualified teachers.
- There are currently around 600 combatant craft crewmember qualified personnel assigned to the different teams.
- The military is not in a position single-handedly to either maintain highly qualified cadres or to retain real professionals within its ranks.
Synonyms certified, certificated, chartered, licensed, professional - 1.1with infinitive Competent or knowledgeable to do something; capable.
I was less well qualified than almost anyone present to recollect the olden days Synonyms certified, certificated, chartered, licensed, professional
2Not complete or absolute; limited. I could only judge this CD a qualified success Example sentencesExamples - Some rights, perhaps in an attenuated or qualified form, survived the making of the order.
- Under the paragraph 3 process, parents have a qualified right to insist on their preference for a particular school.
- I would answer with a qualified yes, at least on the theoretical level, and especially where the non-narrative cinema is concerned.
- By the qualified negative which the constitution of the United States, gives to the president, upon all the proceedings of congress, except a question of adjournment.
- Crook's promise of a separate reservation in the north-however qualified, however magnified by agency peace-talkers-secured the surrenders on White River.
- The retrospective collection hopes to enable a qualified answer to the difficult question "in what direction is criticism of Keats going?"
- At the outset, comunicate with your clients about their goals and expectations in adopting a qualified plan.
- The three theories of monism, qualified monism and dualism were synthesized, as branches of the same religion, Hinduism.
- The American President would have a qualified negative upon the acts of the legislative body; the British King has an absolute negative.
- The first category of decision had to be unanimous; qualified majority could decide the second.
- At least in our qualified judgment, the chef at 3Dlabs can certainly reclaim that lost star outside his door.
Synonyms limited, conditional, restricted, bounded, contingent, circumscribed, reserved, guarded, cautious, hesitant, tentative, equivocal
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