Sentence examples for rendered ineligible from inspiring English sources

Cheaters would be rendered ineligible for future Gates dough.

Was U.S. Paralympics really trying to protect Kendall when it formally requested that he be rendered ineligible for the Beijing Games?

It is perfectly legal for woman priests to be rendered ineligible for certain posts in the church simply because they are women.

It is a mark of how bad the graft is now that some otherwise good candidates have been rendered ineligible by their own incontinence on expenses.The second task is to deal with the most egregious envelope-pushers.

Although Furyk was clearly frustrated with being rendered ineligible and the possible consequences for his place in the standings — "I played my heart out all year," he said — he took the news in stride.

However, it was a close call for one of the manuscripts, that is currently in the British Library, as it was severely damaged in a fire in 1731 and was rendered ineligible despite restoration attempts.

Another constitution renders ineligible for membership any person who is 'a member of the Communist Party or of any other subversive group, or who subscribes to the doctrines of any such groups.' Subordinate Lodge Constitution of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers of America, Art.

Though he was accepted, his status as a foreigner rendered him ineligible for an N.Y.U.

The standard ban for a first-time steroid offense is two years, which would have rendered him ineligible for the world championships.

Prosecutors say he lied about his second world war activities when he first entered the United States, and said his service at concentration camps rendered him ineligible for admission into the US.

But the divisions have widened.For much of this year the coalition squabbled in unseemly fashion over who should fill the plum post in Selangor, earmarked for Mr Anwar before his conviction rendered him ineligible.