In Europe, bankruptcy is stigmatised; in some countries it disqualifies people from starting another company.
The deflection is football's equivalent of a positive sample: it disqualifies all goals from a place in the pantheon.
The finance rules were unclear at first, she said, and since the council found no evidence of fraud, she was surprised that it disqualified her from running again.
In the 1920's and 30's, composers like Harris and Thomson, who had their own visions of the American musical voice, called attention to Copland's ethnicity periodically, sometimes with the suggestion (either vague or explicit) that it disqualified Copland from producing truly authentic American music.
White House spokesperson Josh Earnest said today that Trump's statement was offensive, toxic, and went as far as to argue that it disqualified Trump from becoming president.
The troupe has performed in the West Bank settlements, which are illegal under international law, and therefore, say the signatories, it is disqualified from performing in the UK.
Days before the beginning of the finals, Oracle was dealt a blow when it was disqualified from last year's America's Cup World Series, which used 45-foot catamarans, for a rules infraction.
That means that although the still-not-too-popular "Lady Dynamite" was very underrated, it's disqualified from appearing here.
Václav Havel, the then president, was reluctant to sign the law on the grounds that it disqualified too many people from public office.
Further, it disqualified many former Confederates from office, although the disability could be removed by Congress, not the president.
