Sentence examples for all disqualified from inspiring English sources

The Chinese top seeds, two pairs from South Korea and another from Indonesia were all disqualified following a disciplinary hearing by the Badminton World Federation.

9. Othello (2001) With the screen portrayals of the persecuted moor of Venice by Olivier (1965), Welles (1952) and Anthony Hopkins (1981), all disqualified by my law against cosmetic assistance, the bench-mark for naturalistic Othellos was Laurence Fishburne, opposite Kenneth Branagh as the scheming lieutenant Iago, in Oliver Parker's Othello (1995).

The provision before Congress, however, doesn't target only those who are underpaying themselves (which the IRS can attack now, through audits) but all "disqualified S corporations".

David Howell, who was in the world top 10 in 2006 but is now ranked 251st, began with a double bogey and finished with a quadruple bogey eight in a disastrous round of 80. Damien McGrane, Rikard Karlberg, Jaco Van Zyl and James Ruebotham were all disqualified for inadvertedly taking incorrect drops after hitting into the lake that protects the 18th green.

At any rate, it seems pretty clear that his prickliness, his record of being a source of dysfunction, and that teensy little thing where the policies he supported helped wreck the economy would all disqualify Summers from a position that you can apparently suggest Bono might adequately fill without getting laughed out of the room.

I think that all disqualifies my creation myth theory How odd.

Straight away they should have got all the players and coaches together and said: 'If there is any single sign of someone trying not to win you will all be disqualified.' "I don't blame the players.

Eventually, all of the other justices recused themselves except N. Patrick Crooks, who invoked something called the rule of necessity ("where all are disqualified, none are disqualified") as the main reason that he would not recuse himself.

Should all that disqualify her from being a saint?

Last year, the deputy speaker of parliament, a reformist named Nouradin Pirmoazen, happened to be passing through the United States when the clerical leadership disqualified all the reformist candidates from running for parliament.

Their investigative committee heard testimony from dozens of competitors and witnesses, and, in December 1904, disqualified all the stage winners and the first four finishers (Maurice Garin, Pothier, César Garin, and Aucouturier).