Sentence examples for offences disqualified from inspiring English sources

He did not release any details of the incident for which he was convicted, but said he decided he must stand down after receiving clarification about which offences disqualified candidates.

The player's "lack of remorse and failure to acknowledge his offence" disqualified him from the game, added Greater Manchester police and crime commissioner Tony Lloyd.

The Lords reform bill says that peers convicted of criminal offences must be disqualified just like MPs.

Despite the deception over that offence, Huhne found himself disqualified for six months later in 2003 after being seen by police officers on 28 March that year using his mobile phone while driving along the Old Kent Road in south London.

"It is a really strange situation: Yulia was disqualified for doping offences and at the same time says she wants the sport to be clean".

He was even guilty of a false start in the semi-final, meaning that anyone who committed a similar offence afterwards would be automatically disqualified.

American skater Eduardo Gonzalez leapt in front of Eley while rounding a corner, causing Eley to collide with Gonzalez, an offence for which Eley was disqualified.

It might seem more reasonable that a sex-offence conviction should disqualify a candidate for college admission.

A rider may be disqualified for a number of offences, such as pushing or interfering (jersey-pulling) with another rider, obtaining non-regulation assistance, committing acts of violence, going outside the race course boundaries, and in doing so gains an advantage or using radio links or other remote means of communication.

Any added fruit or added herb cheeses are, naturally, disqualified because they are an offence against god.

"For the offence of speeding, Mr Cole will be disqualified for a period of four months and will pay a fine of £1,000".