Sentence examples for effectively disqualified from inspiring English sources

The Act effectively disqualified as Thoroughbreds many horses bred outside England or Ireland, including the majority of North American horses.

The crux of our decision to end his contract was that by not defending himself against widespread and disturbing allegations he compromised his ability to do the job and effectively disqualified himself.

You are unlikely to hear a politician express such reservations, but the reality is that the decision to leave the EU was won by a section of the population that was effectively disqualified by its declining competence.

Last week, Assemblyman Tom Kirwan, a Republican from Newburgh, said Mr. Wiese was "in the wrong line of work" and had been "effectively disqualified" from "any further service to this state" in the wake of the Soares report.

Its caustic anti-German and anti-Russian rhetoric — which Mr. Smolar of the Center for International Relations describes as "vitriolic and damaging" — effectively disqualified it from winning major E.U. posts until a new government won elections in 2007.

At the Winter Olympics in February, the 24 year-old was tipped as a serious medal contender but was effectively disqualified from all three events in which she competed.

One woman, who said she held 10 shares, which together are worth about $1, listened intently to each speech, but proceeded to check every box on each ballot, effectively disqualifying her carefully considered votes.

Because Team New Zealand has no Hula-less boat to fall back on, outlawing the device would effectively disqualify New Zealand from defending the Cup, a move an international jury is unlikely to make.

(Failure to pass the bar would effectively disqualify Diefenbaker from the Atherton case because he would have to wait for reexamination, and the preliminary hearing was set for mid-March).

These moves and other recent government proposals could further racialize our housing and credit markets by effectively disqualifying many lower-income borrowers, including a large share of borrowers of color.

But the town clerk, Michelle Schimel, disqualified 311 signatures, effectively invalidating the petition.