Sentence examples for instead of disqualifying from inspiring English sources

Instead of disqualifying graduates from Stanford who, 10 years out of school, were in California or Duke graduates living in North Carolina and Harvard grads in Boston, for example–we counted them toward a city's total.

"Instead of disqualifying Zelaya," she continued, "Secretary Clinton should take actions in favor of democracy, in favor of constitutional order.

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

"They have always said the wrong thing at the wrong time, and they're still taken seriously, time and time again, instead of being disavowed or disqualified for even holding an office after saying ridiculous statements.

But the race's referee instead disqualified the Kenyan team, ruling Kiilu had caused the fall by cutting in front of Mogawane.

Instead, he was disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard after the Saturday round.

By late today, they had collected affidavits from 5,000 to 7,000 Palm Beach County voters who said the ballot's confusing "butterfly" design had misled them into either voting for Patrick J. Buchanan instead of Mr. Gore, or inadvertently voting twice and disqualifying their ballots.

The fact that you're doing qualitative work in bioethics instead of quantitative scientific research will not by itself disqualify you; yet, it's hard to know how well particular reviewers and study-section members will judge a bioethics proposal.

The changes would disqualify runners after one false start instead of two, limit long jumpers, triple jumpers and throwers to four attempts rather than six and restrict the number of overall attempts in the high jump and pole vault.

Beef and Dairy Network also went to Rio, making sure to appeal to its fanbase by reporting on the cattle angle of the games, including the dressage rider who was disqualified from competition for riding a cow instead of a horse.

The law allows petitions and signatures to be disqualified for technical reasons, such as listing a village instead of a town in a signer's address.