Sentence examples for disqualification would be from inspiring English sources

JUDGE WHITE -- I don't know what a disqualification would be, senator.

His disqualification would be seen by the entire Israeli Arab community as an act of collective delegitimation.

Rolf Aldag, a director of their team, said that Renshaw was just protecting himself from Dean and that a disqualification would be too harsh a punishment.

Even if a disqualification would be no surprise, Chisora should be able to hold it together long enough to wear Fury down over the full distance.

Vasconcelos said Cape Verde was confident its disqualification would be overturned, adding, "Lots of people have phoned up to tell us we are right, that when a match is forfeited all the red and yellow cards are taken away".

The candidates facing disqualification would also be replaced by members of their parties, meaning the preliminary results of the vote on March 7 have remained more or less the same, despite a flurry of legal challenges.

Britani challenged Saraya to a match which happened on Volume 44, where Britani defeated Saraya under no disqualification rules in what would be her final Shimmer match.

[His age] shouldn't be a disqualification for the job, that would be ageist".

"You can't have people running for office — and again, I don't know the particulars of what Moore has said — but as it's been reported, you can't have people running for office saying that being a Muslim would be a disqualification for being in Congress," Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb). said last week.

An Iraqiya lawmaker, Mustafa al-Hiti, said he was sure at least one winning candidate from Iraqiya would be subject to disqualification.

And while the overhaul means the judge's pension will be smaller despite having to contribute more, she said that was true of all judges in the state: "If my financial interest should require disqualification, then all other state judges would be similarly required to recuse themselves".