| The human element disqualifies science from the equation, and the bottom line is, the only thing that is certain is that nothing is certain. |
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| There's no implication that ignorance disqualifies anyone from having an opinion. |
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| Diabetes is a condition which usually disqualifies a skipper from transoceanic solo racing. |
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| In presidential and parliamentary polls, a conservative watchdog invariably disqualifies liberal and secular candidates. |
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| Under Point 12 of the Guidelines this scenario is one which disqualifies a firm from eligibility for rescue and restructuring aid. |
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| Among the many features that disqualifies the use of domestic scales in business is that traders could easily adjust them without the customers knowing. |
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| In other words it disqualifies reduced exposure as one of the major countermeasures. |
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| This disqualifies it from use as fertiliser and also indicates that the process of environmental contamination is ongoing. |
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| For example, the receipt of workers' compensation in Quebec disqualifies a QPP disability claim. |
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| For a vocal minority of Republicans, his candour about immigration disqualifies him. |
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| There is a wildness of thought which disqualifies the mind for usefulness. |
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| Many times people have to spend their own money to buy those things which then disqualifies them for credit. |
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| His inability to read disqualifies him for anything but the most punishing kind of physical labour. |
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| First, the considerations for determining what degree of production outside of Europe disqualifies a company from being treated as European for the purposes of our investigations and trade defence assessments. |
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| As described above, receipt of a benefit frequently disqualifies a student from being entitled to an education tax credit in connection with a program. |
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| No medical practitioner is likely to tell a psychiatric patient that her mental illness disqualifies her from receiving aggressive treatment for breast cancer. |
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| If so, your revulsion disqualifies you as an impartial judge of the matter, since you're projecting your own childhood fears onto the phorbyphile. |
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| It takes hundreds of hours of practice – training and tandem skydiving – to get to the point of being able to Base jump, which disqualifies most potential participants. |
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| The Guardian Council, the appointed 12-man body that vets candidates and elections, summarily disqualifies anyone seen as insufficiently devoted to the doctrine. Yet opposition is still brewing. |
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| Permanent residents who are attempting to sponsor relatives for landing in Canada are generally in an income bracket that disqualifies them for legal aid. |
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| The fact that there is no rule which explicitly disqualifies demobilized persons from political activity might allow for their immediate political participation before justice is done and national reconciliation is achieved. |
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| I believe we must face up to the notion that an Association that distances itself from society disqualifies itself from representing that society. |
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| An unfavorable LOD determination disqualifies a service member from receiving disability compensation. |
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| What disqualifies an organization from being charitable at law? |
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| This criterion disqualifies persons who change employers frequently. |
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| In particular all staff shall be closely vetted before appointment to ensure that they have no background that disqualifies them from working with juveniles. |
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| Aiding and abetting a listed entity disqualifies an organization from being a registered charity and criminal penalties will apply to individuals and organizations that do so. |
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| A judge's term ends when he or she reaches 70 years of age, resigns, dies, is appointed to another position that disqualifies him or her, or is removed from office. |
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