disqualification
ਅਯੋਗਤਾ
definition
noun
Instructors will also have to be at least 21 years old and hold a driving licence without disqualification for a period
the action of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified.
example
That kind of political tone deafness is a 'disqualification' in my book.
Then if you are caught drink driving as well, for the drink drive crime, you face an escalation in the maximum 'disqualification' period.
That being so, his penalty must be a life 'disqualification' .
An £80 fine was imposed, with endorsement of defendant's driving licence and a three months driving 'disqualification' .
I suppose that's a 'disqualification' from public office but I wish it wasn't as big a factor as it usually is.
An amazing litmus test: Deeply held beliefs are a 'disqualification' for high judicial office.
such an offence is no longer a 'disqualification' for office
Since when is being a congressional committee chairman a 'disqualification' for cabinet office?
Nevertheless, in my judgment the seriousness of his derelictions of duty is such that it can only properly be marked by a significant period of 'disqualification' .
On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a 'disqualification' .
Equally, it may serve as mitigation in the director's favour in fixing the period of 'disqualification' .
After the disappointing 'disqualification' , he retired to Richmond Hill to live with the arts and entertainment editor's little brother.
He's also apparently a friend of the Pope, certainly a 'disqualification' in my mind.
Coercion, however, would result in 'disqualification' .
The maximum period of 'disqualification' is 5 years.
Stewart was told his 'disqualification' period will be reduced by 25 per cent if he completes a driver rehabilitation course.
I fix the period of 'disqualification' as 12 years.
After all, in many important spheres of life proximity to or participation in events is a 'disqualification' for objectivity.
Further he does not contend that the period of his 'disqualification' is excessive.
such an offense is no longer a 'disqualification' for office
a ten-year 'disqualification'
But viewing his similarity to the other singer's voice as a 'disqualification' is pathetic.
Election officers have revealed that they have received the ten requests needed to force a by-election in the ward following Mr Tapster's 'disqualification' .
Mrs Etheridge warned Stewart that if he drove during the period of 'disqualification' , he could be imprisoned.
Is it a 'disqualification' for a woman to make the home of her beloved husband her own home?
a period of 'disqualification'
The maximum sentences for the summary offences are a £5,000 fine and/or six months custody, with the option of driving 'disqualification' .
In both cases they had been widowed relatively young, but in neither case was their gender a 'disqualification' in their assumption of authority.
Although there has only been one 'disqualification' , 15 drivers are two points shy of being automatically disqualified for six months.
In the case of Christopher Smith the appeal against sentence relates only to the six-year period of 'disqualification' which, Mr Daw submits, is excessive.
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