qualifications

Though he claimed to be a sheikh, he had none of the qualifications.

For years there were no pre-qualifications for an attorney to handle capital cases in the commonwealth.

As a result, massive resources were spent in a campaign attacking her motives, her qualifications, and even her race and gender.

In these two cases, something other than ideology was, at least ostensibly, at stake—qualifications or some kind of impropriety.

I have the qualifications—for years I went shopping around the world.

This alone could hinder the execution of his appointment, for in other things he has excellent qualifications for the dignity.

Both sexes were indiscriminately admitted, after a nice scrutiny into their qualifications.

But to rulers possessed of scriptural qualifications, cordial obedience is due.

An able man in public affairs is well-informed, prudent and active; if he wants either of these qualifications he is not able.

Doctor Lewis G. Wells was a most talented orator and man of literary qualifications.