Sentence examples for disqualification on from inspiring English sources
In Athens in 2004, Ainslie again showed his single-minded focus to recover from a disqualification on day one, fired up by what he perceived as an unfair protest from a French sailor.
He says he will hear arguments for and against disqualification on April 24th.Is Miss Bhutto finished politically?
PAGE 10 NATIONAL DISQUALIFICATION RULING Could Slow Prosecutions The disqualification on Friday of a top Pentagon official, Brig.
As the will forbade disqualification on grounds of race, many nonwhite students have benefited from the scholarships, though it is doubtful that such was Rhodes's intention.
It called time on existing UK electoral law, which has a blanket disqualification on all serving prisoners from voting in elections.
One of two winning candidates, Furat Muhsin Said, faces disqualification on the grounds that he continues to serve as a major general in Iraq's Army, even though election law forbids him to do so.
He made two more successful defenses in 1969, winning on the 7th-round disqualification of Fraser Scott on October 4 and knocking out Luis Rodriguez in the 11th round on November 22.
For Tyson, dethroning Holyfield for the W.B.A. title would be important both for his finances in a fight with Lewis and for his stature in reversing his two losses to Holyfield -- one on a knockout, one on a disqualification for biting Holyfield's ears.
Modern French legislation, for example, totally suppresses the traditional term faillite as the name of liquidation proceedings and restricts it to special procedures entailing the imposition of disqualifications on insolvents guilty of commercial misconduct.
There were rises of 24% in the number of people convicted for cruelty and neglect, 22% in convictions relating to cruelty to dogs and 21% in disqualifications on keeping animals imposed by the courts.
Finally, the Court pointed out that the law reflects the idea that a child's judgment is not the same as an adult's, in the form of legal disqualifications on children as a class (e.g. limitations on a child's ability to marry without parental consent).
