The words were not disqualifying for them because they don't see, or refuse to see, what the message of hate will reap.
The complaint quoted General Air Force Regulation 60-43, 5-11, as saying that the "sickle cell trait is not disqualifying for entry into military service due to the relative rarity" of complications in individuals who show no handicapping symptoms at altitudes over 10,000 feet or under physical stress.
In itself, propensity for alcoholism should not disqualify youths for college, but it is not entirely irrelevant.
But many on Twitter have jumped to Clinton's defense, pointing out that a) Getting a curable illness while campaigning 24/7 for months does not disqualify a person for being POTUS, and b) There's nothing novel about a woman powering through an illness at her job.
Amazon's stated opposition to discrimination based on sex, for example, has not disqualified Roman Catholic organizations, although the church declines to allow women to serve as priests.
Witnesses may be called to testify without counsel, and jurors are not disqualified for personal bias via peremptory challenge, as in a criminal trial.
In the letter, Bachmann wondered how Abedin was not disqualified for a US security clearance "given what we know from the international media about Abedin's documented family connections with the extremist Muslim Brotherhood".
In her letter to Ellison, Bachmann wrote, "Given what we know from the international media about Ms Abedin's documented family connections with the extremist Muslim Brotherhood," how was she not disqualified for a US security clearance.
188 the court held that a former lawyer for a corporation was not disqualified from representing minority stockholders in a derivative action unless there is some showing that in so doing the lawyer may be called upon to breach a professional confidence previously entrusted to him by a corporation.
After further review, Woods was assessed a two-stroke penalty for the drop and not disqualified.
