How To Use Unfitness In A Sentence
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Under the old regime the nominated person himself applied for canonical institution; the superior made inquiry as to the applicant and, unless the inquiry disclosed unworthiness or unfitness, granted canonical institution according to the customary forms – most often by consistorial preconization.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip
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Allowing the looting of Iraq's museums is another indication of our contempt for the Mideast - and our unfitness to rule it
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It was necessary for his Honour also to reach a conclusion that the insobriety of Smith was such that the appellant knew or ought to have known of his unfitness to drive the vehicle.
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But there were those also who, despite habits or inefficiency, slipped through even formal examination; commanders whose ships were run by their subordinates, lieutenants whose watch on deck kept their captains from sleeping, midshipmen whose unfitness made their retention unpardonable; for at their age to re-begin life was no hardship, much less injustice.
From Sail to Steam, Recollections of Naval Life
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Considering unfitness of the assumption , the paper developed a qualification adhered model using UDF ( user defined functions ).
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The court also has a power to appoint new trustees and to remove a trustee for unfitness or misconduct.
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But a Foreign Minister who allows it to affect judgment on policy issues of such consequence proclaims his or her unfitness for the office.
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The female mood is susceptibly sympathetic to the fitness or unfitness of dress.
Other Things Being Equal
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These things may be evidenced by a conviction or caution for a criminal offence, or by the determination of another regulatory body of unfitness to practise.
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‘Paul has already made them see the unfitness of the unveiled head for woman, its immodesty and unwomanliness, and now, with that impression on their minds, he asks if it is proper to pray to God in such unseemly fashion’.
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The toytown politicians who dreamed it up have demonstrated their unfitness to govern us, and should be sent packing at the next election.
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Upon which account also man's unfitness to judge of the proceedings of Providence shall be now made out to us, by considering those false rules and grounds by which men generally forejudge of the issue and event of actions: as,
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. IV.
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the judges agreed on his unfitness for the appointment
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It was an edifice built in times when human constitutions were damp-proof, when shelter from the boisterous was all that men thought of in choosing a dwelling-place, the insidious being beneath their notice; and its hollow site was an ocular reminder, by its unfitness for modern lives, of the fragility to which these have declined.
The Woodlanders
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The main body of complaints of unfitness to practice by reason of physical or mental disability were linked to substance abuse, she said.
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This arises from an understanding of the notion of incapacity covered by Article 35 as being confined to physical or mental incapacity as distinct from unfitness to serve.
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The toytown politicians who dreamed it up have demonstrated their unfitness to govern us, and should be sent packing at the next election.
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Authorised Version, 'If thou canst _believe_' -- throwing, as it were, the responsibility on the man -- but it is a quotation of the father's own word, 'If Thou _canst_,' as if He waved it aside with superb recognition of its utter unfitness to the present case.
Expositions of Holy Scripture St. Mark
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These new proposals should go a long way to help tackle problems of unfitness and disrepair which are all too common in this sector.
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The court also has a power to appoint new trustees and to remove a trustee for unfitness or misconduct.