disqualify , DQ (abbreviation)

He was disqualified from being a company director for 10 years.

However, they would also be disqualified later for the same reason.

He did so and the team won but were disqualified.

Just because a man cannot hit should not disqualify him from the national game.

If they find against you, you'll be disqualified for between two and 15 years.

But 16 percent said it should disqualify such a person.

In fact, it did not by any means disqualify her.

Why should it disqualify one of the best people we have?

But then, I guess two little children disqualified me, even there.

A disqualified will be given last place in their heat or final.

She was disqualified in one and did not complete the other.

If anyone of those things happen, that word is disqualified from play.

At this time, many men were disqualified from military service as a result of the public health problem.

Later she has a child, which would disqualify her from competition.

She'd disqualify herself first if she thought he'd do that.

You may also be disqualified from acting as a director.

So I think it should be disqualified from the competition.

Teams are disqualified if one or both players fall into the water.

The only problem with the tests was in trying to disqualify someone.

Voters are being disqualified, even though they often do not know it.

There's no sense in winning if you're going to get disqualified.

Those who lied were to be disqualified from public service.

Failure of that test would have disqualified him from his job.

She was recorded as disqualified for her second run, however.

He is not a person who has been personally disqualified by law.