Sentence examples for disqualifying between from inspiring English sources
Matt Lauer, the moderator, asked Clinton repeatedly about her e-mail server, saying, "Why wasn't it disqualifying?" Between his questions and one from a veteran who informed Clinton that she had "clearly corrupted our national security," the e-mails consumed about half her time.
The IEC owes its strength to foreigners' insistence that it be made stronger than it was during last year's presidential election, when it turned a blind eye to fraud committed in Mr Karzai's favour.This time it showed its teeth, disqualifying 24 candidates who between them took 10% of the available seats.
Nine days later, Gloucester convinced Parliament to declare the marriage between Edward IV and Elizabeth illegal, rendering their children illegitimate and disqualifying them from the throne.
Since then foreigners have insisted that it be strengthened.This time it showed its teeth, disqualifying 24 candidates, including both allies and opponents of Mr Karzai, who between them took 10% of the available seats.
"That should be disqualifying.
Any contestants who draw comparisons between Elvis Presley and Justin Bieber are disqualified in our book.
These different case-mixes imply different challenges considering end-of-life care and disqualify direct comparisons between different unit types.
He was a member of the American men's 4x100m relay team that finished third in the final before being disqualified for an illegal baton exchange between Mike Rodgers and Justin Gatlin.
Once his health is completely depleted, a character is removed from the game, and teams with all players knocked out are disqualified (though players can be substituted between rounds).
Caught in between are two young players, disqualified from the New York City high school tournament for entering a competition that awarded cash prizes.
Of the 29 casualties 18 abandoned on the road, nine hoisted the white flag overnight between stages and two were disqualified for finishing outside the cut-off point.
