Sentence examples for disqualifying one from inspiring English sources

Instead of going back to the starting line or disqualifying one of the boats, officials regrouped the crews from the place of the infraction and, after trailing just slightly after the first mile, Cambridge pulled away steadily and won in a slow 19 minutes 59 seconds, over the four-and-a-half-mile course.

Before deciding that Perry's prosecution is disqualifying, one should look, too, at his likely competitors.

To some Republican officials, even those with real qualms about Mr. Gingrich, this period is not so much about an establishment reasserting itself or disqualifying one of the candidates as it is about putting their eventual nominee through an ordeal that will prepare him to go up against President Obama and the Democrats in the fall.

It was a disqualifying one.

King is well-known for being very ideologically incoherent and procedurally illiterate, which are things Maine senators have somehow traditionally managed to sell to Beltway pundits as an endearing trait rather than a disqualifying one.

If the logic behind the accusation were correct — working in an industry or profession disqualifies one from ever overseeing or reporting on that industry — then not only would the federal government be unable to function, but I suspect your newspaper would also suddenly find itself bereft of reporters and probably editors.

I disqualified one guy for including the Power Glove on his list.

A Sacramento judge disqualified one candidate but let the other remain on the ballot after a hearing Wednesday afternoon.

The government went to court to disqualify one Sark islander, Philip Croshaw, who was signing his name on company documents thousands of times.

(Russia is slated to host in 2018 and Qatar in 2022, depending on whether FIFA decides that bribery charges will disqualify one or the other country).

After the current effort started several years ago, opponents disqualified one referendum petition in court.