Sentence examples for they disqualified from inspiring English sources

Let me get it straight: 5-year-old you and your older sister are entered into a pageant in which they historically crowned one white winner and one black winner, but because you were neither, they disqualified you.

Judge Smith, in a hearing Friday, held out little hope that he would rule in their favor, complaining that he had heard no evidence that the local canvassing boards were failing to follow the law when they disqualified the ballots.

"My sled was cleared by the international federation for competition but, without a warning, they disqualified me for having three pieces of tape on my handle to help me push my sled, which many athletes do.

When they disqualified themselves following a low blow by Kennedy, Long restarted the match again with no countouts and no disqualifications.

They disqualify themselves when their relationships with judges would suggest that they couldn't be impartial.

Moreover, investigators found that the company had recommended to employers that they disqualify applicants based on sealed or dismissed convictions and legal outcomes that are regarded as violations — not crimes — under New York law.

Judges must be impartial — in both appearance and reality — so federal law sensibly requires that they disqualify themselves from cases if they own stock in a company that is a party in the matter.

Pence quickly pivoted to an attack on Clinton, saying her comments were so disdainful of Trump's supporters that they disqualify her from being president.

Chairman of the committee Chuck Grassley said Bush's blog posts showed a "lack of judicial temperament," but said he doesn't believe they disqualify him.

And if someone finds a job and there's health insurance, or they disqualify by earning, they fall off of Medicaid".

The decision by the two judges, Chief Justice Robert Young and Justice Joan Larsen, came in response to Stein's request that they "disqualify" themselves from considering her case.