Sentence examples similar to has rendered ineligible from inspiring English sources

Their decision to play their club rugby in England has rendered them ineligible for this test, falling as it does outside of the World Rugby international match window.

Rose's service to W.W.E. is minor compared with his setting the major league record of 4,256 hits, but gambling has rendered him unemployable in baseball and ineligible to be enshrined in Cooperstown.

Each has rendered different translations.

It has rendered me speechless.

The standard ban for a first-time steroid offense is two years, which would have rendered him ineligible for the world championships.

Rousseau's conversion to Catholicism had rendered him ineligible for his hereditary status as Citizen of Geneva.

It is a mark of how bad the graft is now that some otherwise good candidates have been rendered ineligible by their own incontinence on expenses.The second task is to deal with the most egregious envelope-pushers.

Due to the organisation's own rules, though, Oscar favourite The Artist had been rendered ineligible.

Travis T. Tygart, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, wrote a letter to the committee saying that some athletes have been rendered ineligible for international competitions because they took supplements that contained steroids not listed on the products' labels.

The US ambassador explains in the cables that the US government is "constrained by RAB's alleged human rights violations, which have rendered the organisation ineligible to receive training or assistance" under laws which prohibit American funding or training for overseas military units which abuse human rights with impunity.

He claimed that the Maryland law violated not only his client's Second Amendment rights, but also the rights of everyone who had ever been rendered ineligible to own a firearm because of a common-law misdemeanor.