Sentence examples for decided to disqualify from inspiring English sources
There was no indication in Monday's order that any of the justices had decided to disqualify themselves from the case.
On Monday, Ali Faisal al-Lami, the head of the Accountability and Justice Commission, which has vetted the candidates, said it had decided to disqualify 511 individuals, all of whose names were forwarded to electoral officials.
He added, "Wasn't there a timing mat at the turnaround?" Kursh ultimately decided to disqualify him, explaining, "From your comment here it is pretty obvious that you have NO idea where the timing mats were on route.
As The New York Times pressed U.S.A.I.D. and the military for information on the project, American officials finally decided to disqualify Mr. Arafat as a subcontractor, saying in response to queries that he was "no longer eligible to receive U.S.A.I.D. funds".
As a result of some retailers' extreme discounts on digital music — most conspicuously Amazon's 99 cent sale of Lady Gaga's latest album — the magazine decided to disqualify from its charts any sales under $3.49 during an album's first four weeks of release.
The ruling comes just weeks after Egypt's High Election Commission decided to disqualify over 250 would-be candidates for testing positive for drugs.
Lower-court judges can be replaced if they decide to disqualify themselves, he said, and their decisions about recusal can be reviewed by higher courts.
I enjoyed exploring these fluctuations and decided not to disqualify any.
That's not what Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in an explanation of why he decided not to disqualify himself in some case about sitting ducks.
In a brief statement, Mr. Rehnquist explained that he had decided not to disqualify himself from participating in the court's deliberations on Microsoft even though his son, James Rehnquist, is part of a team of lawyers defending Microsoft against rival companies in a private antitrust case.
But it will allow the I.A.A.F., track's world governing body, to decide whether to disqualify the United States team, annul its victory and strip the medal.
