Sentence examples for disqualifying concern from inspiring English sources

By the way, I do not think that a lack of correlation would be a disqualifying concern in terms of publication.

Given the government's recent shift in counter-extremism policy that will provide a state definition of what qualifies as "extremism" and may disqualify legitimate concerns that Muslims hold, the gap between Muslims on the ground and policy-makers is likely to increase further.

At least three nonprofit groups — Students for Sensible Drug Policy, the Marijuana Policy Project and an anti-abortion group, Justice for All— say they believe that Chase disqualified them over concerns about associating its name with their missions.

We have regretfully come to the conclusion that these concerns disqualify DeVos for that cabinet position".

We understand these concerns but do not believe they are disqualifying.

Although the federation said that it concluded there had been no wrongdoing and that Sapphire was disqualified only out of concern for her welfare and to assure fair competition, the decision stung, particularly for Ward, who has spent much of his adult career trying to shake the shadow of his family's past.

Utah GOP Sen. Orrin Hatch showed little concern about Trump's bigoted assertion that a Latino judge's ethnicity should be disqualifying.

"That should be disqualifying.

Going into 2015, the Football League made public their concerns over Yeung's attempts to impose his choice of directors on the BIHL board despite his conviction disqualifying him from exerting influence over a club.

In September another prime minister, Samak Sundaravej, was disqualified over a row concerning a television cookery show.

Peter Gillespie also faces a charge of acting as a company director while disqualified for allegedly being concerned in the management of Basingstoke-based Consolidated Medical Supplies Limited despite having been disqualified for bankruptcy in 2005.