Well read, gregarious and intensely inquisitive, he has the sort of innate cheerfulness that is widely regarded as a professional liability if not a disqualification for a major career in art.
However, for professional astronauts, common reasons for disqualification include vision or ophthalmological conditions, cardiovascular conditions, chronic sinusitis, migraine, kidney stones, and asthma.
In their rematch on May 15 , 2004 Jones suffered only his second defeat as a professional (his first had been by disqualification), a technical knockout in the second round.
His only loss as a professional came to Matt Hamil in 2009 via disqualification for the use of downward elbows.
Jones (51-4, 38 knockouts), who turned 39 on Wednesday, won 49 of his first 50 professional fights, his only blemish coming through a disqualification.
In WWE, a title cannot be won by disqualification, but only by pinfall or submission (the normal scoring conditions in professional wrestling matches).
The producers would not give a reason for the disqualification, which followed a recent report in Star magazine that Ms. Pacitti had professional or personal relationships with two executives at 19 Entertainment, the company founded by Simon Fuller, one of the creators and an executive producer of "American Idol".
"Criminal convictions can carry a wide variety of consequences other than conviction and sentencing," Justice Alito wrote, "including civil commitment, civil forfeiture, the loss of the right to vote, disqualification from public benefits, ineligibility to possess firearms, dishonorable discharge from the armed forces, and loss of business or professional licenses".
Seth Rollins via disqualification.
Disqualification or ineligibility.
