Sentence examples similar to disqualifying some of from inspiring English sources

I realize that one or another of these factors might disqualify some of the nation's leading columnists, but what the hell — let's aim high.

These reports have been seen by some in the Vatican as intended to harm some contenders for the papacy, or to disqualify some of the cardinals expected to participate in the conclave.

A downgrade to junk would disqualify some of these investors, and they would have to sell their bonds eventually.

But the Romney people know they'll have the entire apparatus of the state government helping them to disqualify some of those.

It disarmed criticism by enemies of the process and quelled all doubts sown by the media in their effort to disqualify some of the participants who attended the meeting.

Apart from simply raising the eligible IELTS entry score, which may have the undesirable effect of disqualifying some potentially good applicants, a number of measures could be taken to improve the characteristics of the test (see Table 6).

Any test must not unfairly disqualify some group of putative rights-holders by, for instance, having a bias in the testing procedure which, in effect, discriminates against that group.

Iraq's Accountability and Justice Commission unleashed an electoral hand grenade this month when it disqualified some 500 (out of 6,500) candidates — many of them prominent Sunni Muslims — because of alleged ties to the Baath Party of Saddam Hussein.

The broad legislation had the effect of disqualifying many of the big militias' leading civilian opponents.

The electoral commission has roared into life, disqualifying scores of elected parliamentary candidates for a variety of irregularities.

More importantly, he has selected his opponents by arresting, intimidating or disqualifying hundreds of the most promising opposition candidates.