Sentence examples for try to disqualify from inspiring English sources

"Since I don't fit the aesthetic mold for a prostitute, they try to disqualify me with the other two terms, which in reality form part of a tremendous discrimination against women in societies based on machismo".

He backed away, for instance, from his lawyers' determination to try to disqualify overseas absentee ballots, many of them cast by members of the armed forces who were presumed to favor Gov. George W. Bush.

The most outrageous offense, in Mr. Johnson's opinion, was an attorney who repeatedly called opposing lawyers as witnesses to try to disqualify them, berated judges and accused the court system of conspiring against her.

"The better a piece of evidence looks, the harder you have to try to disqualify it," TIGHAR writes.

McCain will also try to "disqualify" you as an effective CinC given your lack of military service.

They tried to disqualify Mr Ivanishvili from the election.

The birther charges are not really about trying to disqualify Mr. Obama from being president.

Not long thereafter, prosecutors tried to disqualify Mr. Critchley and his co-counsel on procedural grounds.

It is certainly a rather manipulative way of trying to disqualify public criticism of corporate behaviour altogether.

"Democrats are really trying to disqualify Republicans, and in some ways throwing anything against the wall," Mr. Goldstein said.

BMW Oracle Racing said it was not trying to disqualify Alinghi's boat but wanted the issue clarified before racing begins.