Sentence examples for disqualified change from inspiring English sources

But the Federal Bureau of Investigation said the number of background checks initiated did not necessarily reflect gun sales because some people are disqualified, change their minds or do not buy a firearm for some other reason.

Nearly two-thirds of voters say that it was not disqualifying to change positions on issues, as Mr. Romney has done.

From next January, any athlete committing a false start will be immediately disqualified, under a rule change approved by the IAAF.

Scotland finished fifth and Wales were disqualified for an illegal change-over.

Pendleton was partnered by Jess Varnish in the team sprint at the Olympics, where the pair were disqualified for an illegal change-over.

Canada won bronze, with Scotland promoted to fourth with a new national record of 4 05.59 after Wales were disqualified for an illegal change-over.

Our results may help in reducing the number of athletes who undergo expensive diagnostic workup or are unnecessarily disqualified from competition for changes that fall within the normal range of athlete's heart.

Kramer obliged, recorded the fastest time of the day and was disqualified for an improper lane change.

Ten days later, Kramer finished four seconds ahead of the field in the 10,000 meters, again breaking the Olympic record, but was disqualified for an illegal lane change.

Team GB's deputy chef de mission Sir Clive Woodward paid tribute to Chambers's contribution, after the 4x100m relay team of which Chambers was a member was disqualified for an illegal baton change.

Will Jeremy Clarkson be somehow "disqualified" from an important Climate Change brief by the Political Correctness Brigade? @SimonChilds13.