In January, 2011, Litton was disqualified from yet another race: the 2009 City of Trees Marathon, in Idaho.
The fact that you're doing qualitative work in bioethics instead of quantitative scientific research will not by itself disqualify you; yet, it's hard to know how well particular reviewers and study-section members will judge a bioethics proposal.
"He continues to disqualify himself, and yet Republican Senate candidates continue to stand by his side," said Sadie Weiner, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
As Slovakia celebrated their first victory in a major tournament as an independent country, you could just about make out the sighs of relief from the organisers that Slutsky's team might yet disqualify themselves from the knockout round.
But Alone Not Yet Alone was disqualified after its author emailed voters in a breach of the rules.
Slocum points out that a convicted felon in the U.S. is disqualified from receiving government contracts, yet BP, which he calls a convicted corporate felon, continues to receive more from the U.S. military in yearly profits than it will be required to pay out in fine instalments over the next five years.
Yet he was nearly disqualified from the competition before he started.
[South Korean] Ahn Hyun-soo clearly fell [and caused the crash] yet he was not disqualified," said Eric Flaim, a former US speed skater commentating for NBC.
Yet in 1862, Smalls's color disqualified him from citizenship.
Yet this spring Mr. Rafsanjani was embarrassingly disqualified as a presidential candidate while Mr. Khatami was firmly discouraged from even considering a run.
Yet your correspondent might very well be disqualified for something medical in the end.
