Sentence examples similar to that disqualifications from inspiring English sources

The core of the opinion, and what's right about the opinion, is that disqualification might be appropriate in a particular case.

There was widespread sympathy for the disgraced athletes in China, even from those who agreed that disqualification was the right course.

A spokesman for the DVLA said: "In the majority of these cases, magistrates may have decided to allow drivers to retain their entitlement to drive where it is considered that disqualification would cause exceptional hardship.

It says that disqualification should result if interference causes an opponent "to lose stride, ground or position in a part of the race where the horse loses the opportunity to place where it might be reasonably expected to finish".

But an RYA tribunal ruled on Friday that disqualification from the medal race – which resulted in victory for Giles Scott, whom Ainslie had previously beaten to the sole Olympic spot – was punishment enough.

The judges made clear that disqualification from office "takes place from the date of conviction".

It is thus not surprising that disqualification from unemployment benefits occurs rarely, and that this practice differs across countries as well as within a country.

Reformers were left to worry that further disqualifications may follow.

Many analysts believe that the disqualifications have smoothed the path for Jalili to potentially succeed Ahmadinejad.

Critics have contended that the disqualifications were a brazen instance of score-settling that reopened sectarian wounds and reinforced how elusive national reconciliation remains.

In Mr. Biden's meeting with Mr. Maliki, officials said, the prime minister insisted that the disqualifications were simply a legal issue.