Sentence examples for in the disqualification of from inspiring English sources
That results in the disqualification of the vote.
A lot can still go wrong: the Zika virus; serious concerns about water quality, and that small matter of the Russian doping scandal that resulted in the disqualification of more than 100 athletes.
The investigation is similar to several others pursued by the BHA in recent years, resulting in the disqualification of a dozen jockeys and a trainer, as well as many unlicensed individuals.
In other doping-related news, Chinese officials said that medical supplies produced by a Shanghai company were illegally sold to Greece, leading to positive drug tests earlier this year that resulted in the disqualification of 11 Greek weight lifters from the Beijing Olympics.
— Armed with harsher penalties and more investigative muscle, equestrian officials and drug stewards are keeping a close eye on the horses competing here at the World Equestrian Games after incidents at the past two Summer Olympics resulted in the disqualification of eight competitors.
As a junior, he was at the centre of the infamous Punch-up in Piestany, a brawl that resulted in the disqualification of both Canada and the Soviet Union from the 1987 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships.
He was widely regarded as the least charismatic of the leading presidential candidates, and derided as a mere "spare tire," pulled in after the disqualification of the Brotherhood's first choice.
16.30ET The last two results have lifted the mood in the stands after the disqualification of She's A Tiger in the opening race.
The capital's political class is mired in a dispute over the disqualification of hundreds of candidates for promoting the Baath Party of former President Saddam Hussein.
Iraq's political class is mired in a dispute over the disqualification of hundreds of candidates for promoting Mr. Hussein's Baath Party.
Rather, there are suspicions in "Beaufort" circles that the disqualification of "The Band's Visit" is being spun as part of an aggressive publicity campaign.
