Sentence examples for effect of disqualifying from inspiring English sources

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

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).

The Democratic frontrunner and former secretary of state made the sobering yet blistering assault in a speech in San Diego on Thursday which sought, in effect, to disqualify the Republican presumptive nominee as a valid candidate.

For example, vomiting as a toxic effect will disqualify a drug which is being develop for a minor complaint, but will be accepted in a drug to be used for the treatment of cancer and other life-threatening conditions.

He supported the state attorney-general's argument that to change vote-counting procedures in the middle of a contest amounted to "a two-tier system [which] could lead Florida to having all of its votes, in effect, disqualified".

The Clinton administration ultimately backed away from the proposal after an accusation by Fannie Mae that the comments had the effect of raising borrowing costs and disqualifying 206,000 familes from home loans.

But the new law that went into effect earlier this month disqualified Planned Parenthood from participating in the program because some of its clinics provide abortions, even though no state or federal money can be used to pay for those abortions.

By transforming the initial datasets into a unified phantom set the effect of arbitrary feature covariance due to noise is confined in this layer of organization, downgrading their impact in the unified dataset and thus disqualifying them from candidates for the predictor set.

Nevertheless, one must question the value of MRI for disqualifying patients with bifocal or multifocal tumors.

Nearly 3,000 of those disqualified were minors at the time of the 25 May 2006 ceasefire.

Nearly 3,000 of those disqualified were minors on 25 May 2006 at the time of the ceasefire.