Sentence examples for of a disqualification from inspiring English sources

The International Association of Athletics Federations IAAFF) deemed his performance to be worthy of a disqualification.

Rumors of a disqualification of Rouhani spread as late as five days before the elections adding to his popularity.

Do I look like the driver?" Well, no, I hadn't actually noticed the beer, and in Russia that doesn't seem to be much of a disqualification anyway.

The referee saw Afa in the ring and awarded the match to Bigelow and Schyster as the result of a disqualification.

It is the only time the Boat Race has been held twice in a calendar year, and as of 2014 remains the only time the event has been decided as a result of a disqualification.

Kennedy then left the ring to get a steel chair, but Lashley took the chair and attacked Kennedy with it, which caused the referee to end the match as a result of a disqualification.

One example is the COI handbook by the California State University in response to prohibiting public employees from personally benefiting at the expense of the public interest, giving detailed descriptions of five economic interests that may, upon careful judgment, lead to a disqualification of the employee from decision making processes [ 23].

It came after a jockey objection by Mike Smith led to a disqualification of Monomoy Girl.

He argued that given the time and money invested in Hardin's defense of Clemens, a disqualification "would severely prejudice" Clemens.

The history of our state governments (to go no farther) will scarcely be thought by any ingenuous mind to afford any proofs, that the absence of such a disqualification has rendered state legislation less pure, or less intelligent; or, that the existence of such a disqualification would have retarded one rash measure, or introduced one salutary scruple into the elements of popular or party strife.

The implications of these findings are by no means a disqualification of SEP as a determinant of health, but rather an indication that family matters in the production of social health inequalities; most likely through early environment, and possibly also genetic factors.