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Meanings of suitably qualified in English

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Usage of suitably qualified in English
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An assessment of suitably qualified candidates to lead that review is under way.
News.com.au
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Warning: Only suitably qualified people should undertake the activities shown in this video
BBC
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Dr Roberts said there were not enough suitably qualified healthcare workers to go around.
Radio NZ
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This centre would be staffed by suitably qualified medical staff.
The Irish Times
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It is the consensus of suitably qualified and learned authorities.
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Business is booming, and if anything there is a shortage of suitably qualified people.
The Irish Times
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So contacting a suitably qualified attorney as soon as you can is a must.
The South African
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Such an investigation must be undertaken by suitably qualified professional geologists and geotechnical engineers.
The Irish Times
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The services of a suitably qualified professional -chartered building surveyor, engineer, etc -may be appropriate.
The Irish Times
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It added that more should be done to ensure that the jockeys taking part are suitably qualified.
The Guardian
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They said the main constraint to delivering more colonoscopies was insufficient suitably qualified clinicians in the public sector.
Radio NZ
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However, the availability of a suitably qualified and skilled workforce was the main factor that clinched our decision.
The Irish Times
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Chubisi was allegedly appointed preferentially ahead of other candidates who were suitably qualified and experienced for the position.
The South African
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I agree that in practice it is unlikely that a 21-year-old would be suitably qualified for the presidency.
The Irish Times
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The South African government has admitted a mistake was made and Jantjie was not suitably qualified for the memorial service.
The Guardian
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The RAF considers the short- and long-time consequences of an injury which is determined by a suitably qualified medical practitioner.
The South African
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