disqualify
ينحي
definition
verb
he was disqualified from driving for six months
pronounce (someone) ineligible for an office or activity because of an offense or infringement.
translation of 'disqualify'
verb
حرم من الاشتراك,
جرد من الاهلية,
حرم من الحقوق
example
Ronald Ray points out that there is no inherent right to serve in the military, and many things can 'disqualify' people from eligibility to serve.
Tell the review committee to 'disqualify' a certain applicant, Mr. Mo, who is enjoying a sizable popular support and who is supported by the opposite camp to you.
A court can 'disqualify' directors for between two and 15 years for unfit conduct.
If Vassiliev is right that Weinstein has misrepresented the documents, that could 'disqualify' him for the archivist position.
Now if, in the view of many Australians, lying does not 'disqualify' you from national leadership, then it is no good just going on calling politicians liars?
A military appointing authority could choose to 'disqualify' any panel member for good cause.
His words were not considered serious enough to refer to a national Administration Panel, which has the power to 'disqualify' councillors from office for a fixed period of up to five years.
The equivocation of its affirmation - if affirmation it be - is first among the defects that ought to 'disqualify' this proposal.
A significant disadvantage is that Homer is a fictional character, but that shouldn't necessarily 'disqualify' him.
Well, any time you 'disqualify' military votes you should be very, very careful about it, because they certainly deserve to be counted.
Will that 'disqualify' me from claiming Council Tax Benefit?
Referee Lawrence Cole from Texas resisted the temptation to 'disqualify' Drews but took two points from the German-based giant.
To make matters worse, receiving pension credit may also 'disqualify' you from, or reduce, other state benefits such as council tax relief.
Magistrates have a discretion not to 'disqualify' , but only if there are good reasons that fall within narrowly-defined limits.
I don't see how either of those aspects would technically 'disqualify' me from an unwanted job at a pet store, so I had some hope left.
Refugees who refuse a place in an accommodation centre would 'disqualify' themselves from any further benefits or help from the Government.
That degree of commitment could easily 'disqualify' a judicial tribunal for bias.
This, and similar proposals for restrictions that would 'disqualify' some existing parties from fielding candidates are discriminatory.
The fact that the genealogy of such claims is so distinctively national does not in itself 'disqualify' them: any general truth will have a local point of origin.
Being a maverick and an opportunist should hardly 'disqualify' the man from running for national office.
The Act restricts the size of the council of ministers, extends the ban on defections to party splits and 'disqualifies' a defector from holding a public office for the remainder of the legislative term.
The coalition of the Democratic Congress Party and the Mozambique National Party was 'disqualified' because it failed to register as a coalition, said Mandlate.
That alone should have 'disqualified' her from any position with the Young Women's Christian Association.
What would stop a rival from making it look like you were campaigning by e-mail, so that they could get you 'disqualified' , thus handing them the position?
Wharton had previous convictions which included interfering with cars, robbery, aggravated vehicle taking, dangerous driving and driving while 'disqualified' .
May I remind you that if you drive while 'disqualified' over the next two years, you could lose your liberty.
When John Ruiz does it, he finds a way to not get 'disqualified' and win the fight.
Among the many features that 'disqualifies' the use of domestic scales in business is that traders could easily adjust them without the customers knowing.
It is impossible to debate with them because they swiftly adopt the position that others are 'disqualified' , for personal reasons, from any right to disagree.
Kane beat Spike around until he shoved the referee and got 'disqualified' .
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