Sentence examples for it is disqualifying from inspiring English sources

Blasting Trump for not releasing his tax returns, Mitt Romney said: "it is disqualifying for a modern-day presidential nominee to refuse to release tax returns to the voters, especially one who has not been subject to public scrutiny in either military or public service".

A chorus of prominent Republicans has said the same thing, including the former presidential candidate Mitt Romney — "It is disqualifying for a modern-day presidential nominee to refuse to release tax returns to the voters" — and Fred Goldberg, a former Internal Revenue Service commissioner.

"Trump's behavior is disgusting and unacceptable in any context, and it is disqualifying for a man who is running for president of this country".

Also in the mix: retired Gen. David Petraeus, whose nomination would finally end our national conversation about the handling of state secrets and how it is disqualifying for higher office.

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.

"But I wouldn't say it's disqualifying.

The Winter Games were marred today by the International Olympic Committee's announcement on the final day that it was disqualifying three European athletes and stripping two of them of gold medals for using a performance-enhancing drug.

It is perfectly fair to say that his acts, views and words on immigrants, the disabled, Obama's birth certificate, torture, health care, you name it, are disqualifying.

Would it be disqualified for being too fond of the euro?

Because the law firm could not rebut the presumption, it was disqualified.

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.