Sentence examples for one disqualifying from inspiring English sources

In 2004 in Ohio, the Republican secretary of state made so many anti-voter rulings — including an infamous one disqualifying registrations filed on less than 80-pound paper — that it seemed as if his goal was to keep turnout low.

Did the at-home interviewer pick up on that one "disqualifying guitar"?

If he does so through extra-democratic means -- such as a coup (even a soft one) or disqualifying members of Allawi's coalition -- it could undermine the viability of Iraqi democracy and set the stage for a return to dictatorship.

No one is disqualified by geography or history from joining the EU or NATO.Will westward mean wealthier?Yet heading west has not brought instant contentment.

In June, thirty-six pro-Kurdish candidates won seats in parliament but one was disqualified by the election board, and five others are under arrest.

The challenging course took out nearly 30% of the field in the first run, with 23 women failing to finish, three women not starting and one being disqualified.

Failure to contract at least 10% within one hour disqualified the vessel segment from further experiments.

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Before deciding that Perry's prosecution is disqualifying, one should look, too, at his likely competitors.

Instead of going back to the starting line or disqualifying one of the boats, officials regrouped the crews from the place of the infraction and, after trailing just slightly after the first mile, Cambridge pulled away steadily and won in a slow 19 minutes 59 seconds, over the four-and-a-half-mile course.

Nearly 90% of reformist candidates, even the second- and third-rate ones, were disqualified.