Sentence examples for make disqualifications from inspiring English sources

They may make disqualifications dependent upon the tenure of freehold estate, upon the payment of tax, upon militia duty, or upon the color of skin; but whoever the State chooses to confer her political authority upon, are the people".

Note that the Constitution does expressly allow Congress to make disqualification from future office part of the sentence in impeachment proceedings — but has no such provision as to criminal sentences.

In 2011, records show, prosecutors made disqualification requests against Goethals three times.

The beauty of the proposed rule, which is scheduled to be announced on Tuesday in Judge Lippman's State of the Judiciary address, is that it will make the disqualification or recusal decision a routine, administrative matter.

IT is the call every sports official most fears making: a disqualification.

Critics have warned that the disqualifications, made on the grounds that the candidates promoted the Baath Party of former President Saddam Hussein, could damage the credibility of the March 7 vote, which is crucial to American plans to withdraw.

The council is expected to make a final ruling on the disqualifications at the end of the month.

The disqualification made his round unofficial, but García shot a 74 on Saturday and was nine over through three rounds.

The requirements for green cards and citizenship could be made so extreme, disqualification so easy, and delays so long, that too few would have any real hope of qualifying.

The Supreme Court held, however, that the court in which the Commissioner's original petition was filed thereby acquired jurisdiction and that the avoidance of the orders made by the disqualification of the judge who entered them did not disenable a qualified judge thereafter from entering valid orders based on the petition.

The judges made clear that disqualification from office "takes place from the date of conviction".