Definition of disqualification in English:

disqualification

noun dɪsˌkwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ndɪsˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified.
取消资格；无资格
a period of disqualification
count noun a ten-year disqualification
Example sentencesExamples
- Non-compliance within this time period may result in disqualification and an alternate winner may be selected.
- Instructors will also have to be at least 21 years old and hold a driving licence without disqualification for a period
- After the disappointing disqualification, he retired to Richmond Hill to live with the arts and entertainment editor's little brother.
- He urged the imposition of a modest period of disqualification.
- 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.
- 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.
- Stewart was told his disqualification period will be reduced by 25 per cent if he completes a driver rehabilitation course.
- An £80 fine was imposed, with endorsement of defendant's driving licence and a three months driving disqualification.
- Coercion, however, would result in disqualification.
- In the case of a suspension or disqualification the Case Tribunal will also need to consider the period over which such a sanction should apply.
- Then if you are caught drink driving as well, for the drink drive crime, you face an escalation in the maximum disqualification period.
- Equally, it may serve as mitigation in the director's favour in fixing the period of disqualification.
- A period of disqualification was also ordered.
- 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.
- Although there has only been one disqualification, 15 drivers are two points shy of being automatically disqualified for six months.
- The maximum sentences for the summary offences are a £5,000 fine and/or six months custody, with the option of driving disqualification.
- I fix the period of disqualification as 12 years.
- The maximum period of disqualification is 5 years.
- Further he does not contend that the period of his disqualification is excessive.
- Mrs Etheridge warned Stewart that if he drove during the period of disqualification, he could be imprisoned.
Synonyms
lack of entitlement, lack of legal right
1. 1.1count noun A fact that disqualifies someone from a position or activity.
  被罢免的原因；取消资格的缘由
  such an offence is no longer a disqualification for office
  这种过错已经不再会导致被免职。
  Example sentencesExamples
  But viewing his similarity to the other singer's voice as a disqualification is pathetic.
  An amazing litmus test: Deeply held beliefs are a disqualification for high judicial office.
  That kind of political tone deafness is a disqualification in my book.
  Since when is being a congressional committee chairman a disqualification for cabinet office?
  This, in fact, is one of the many disqualifications for kingship which emerge during his clandestine six weeks in England.
  That being so, his penalty must be a life disqualification.
  One of the disqualifications for leadership in a church, and it should similarly be a disqualification from an office of public trust, is someone who is quarrelsome or overbearing.
  In both cases they had been widowed relatively young, but in neither case was their gender a disqualification in their assumption of authority.
  He's also apparently a friend of the Pope, certainly a disqualification in my mind.
  On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a disqualification.
  Paragraph 2 lays down disqualifications from membership so as to ensure that the panel is truly independent.
  Is it a disqualification for a woman to make the home of her beloved husband her own home?
  Disputes about basic legal rules and widespread social institutions affect too many people for them to be the basis of conflict-of-interest disqualifications.
  After all, in many important spheres of life proximity to or participation in events is a disqualification for objectivity.
  It is a clumsy disqualification which applies to a lot of other clerics, not just Catholic ones.
  I suppose that's a disqualification from public office but I wish it wasn't as big a factor as it usually is.
  There are few disqualifications for being an adoptive parent.

Definition of disqualification in US English:

disqualification

noundisˌkwäləfəˈkāSH(ə)ndɪsˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified.
取消资格；无资格
Example sentencesExamples
- An £80 fine was imposed, with endorsement of defendant's driving licence and a three months driving disqualification.
- 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.
- He urged the imposition of a modest period of disqualification.
- 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.
- In the case of a suspension or disqualification the Case Tribunal will also need to consider the period over which such a sanction should apply.
- Further he does not contend that the period of his disqualification is excessive.
- I fix the period of disqualification as 12 years.
- Equally, it may serve as mitigation in the director's favour in fixing the period of disqualification.
- Coercion, however, would result in disqualification.
- Stewart was told his disqualification period will be reduced by 25 per cent if he completes a driver rehabilitation course.
- The maximum period of disqualification is 5 years.
- Although there has only been one disqualification, 15 drivers are two points shy of being automatically disqualified for six months.
- Instructors will also have to be at least 21 years old and hold a driving licence without disqualification for a period
- Non-compliance within this time period may result in disqualification and an alternate winner may be selected.
- 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.
- Then if you are caught drink driving as well, for the drink drive crime, you face an escalation in the maximum disqualification period.
- Mrs Etheridge warned Stewart that if he drove during the period of disqualification, he could be imprisoned.
- The maximum sentences for the summary offences are a £5,000 fine and/or six months custody, with the option of driving disqualification.
- A period of disqualification was also ordered.
- After the disappointing disqualification, he retired to Richmond Hill to live with the arts and entertainment editor's little brother.
Synonyms
lack of entitlement, lack of legal right
1. 1.1 A fact or condition that disqualifies someone from a position or activity.
  被罢免的原因；取消资格的缘由
  such an offense is no longer a disqualification for office
  这种过错已经不再会导致被免职。
  Example sentencesExamples
  But viewing his similarity to the other singer's voice as a disqualification is pathetic.
  An amazing litmus test: Deeply held beliefs are a disqualification for high judicial office.
  I suppose that's a disqualification from public office but I wish it wasn't as big a factor as it usually is.
  He's also apparently a friend of the Pope, certainly a disqualification in my mind.
  That kind of political tone deafness is a disqualification in my book.
  Paragraph 2 lays down disqualifications from membership so as to ensure that the panel is truly independent.
  One of the disqualifications for leadership in a church, and it should similarly be a disqualification from an office of public trust, is someone who is quarrelsome or overbearing.
  That being so, his penalty must be a life disqualification.
  Is it a disqualification for a woman to make the home of her beloved husband her own home?
  This, in fact, is one of the many disqualifications for kingship which emerge during his clandestine six weeks in England.
  It is a clumsy disqualification which applies to a lot of other clerics, not just Catholic ones.
  Since when is being a congressional committee chairman a disqualification for cabinet office?
  After all, in many important spheres of life proximity to or participation in events is a disqualification for objectivity.
  In both cases they had been widowed relatively young, but in neither case was their gender a disqualification in their assumption of authority.
  On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a disqualification.
  Disputes about basic legal rules and widespread social institutions affect too many people for them to be the basis of conflict-of-interest disqualifications.
  There are few disqualifications for being an adoptive parent.

词汇	disqualification
释义	Definition of disqualification in English: disqualification noun dɪsˌkwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ndɪsˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified. 取消资格；无资格 a period of disqualification count noun a ten-year disqualification Example sentencesExamples Non-compliance within this time period may result in disqualification and an alternate winner may be selected. Instructors will also have to be at least 21 years old and hold a driving licence without disqualification for a period After the disappointing disqualification, he retired to Richmond Hill to live with the arts and entertainment editor's little brother. He urged the imposition of a modest period of disqualification. 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. 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. Stewart was told his disqualification period will be reduced by 25 per cent if he completes a driver rehabilitation course. An £80 fine was imposed, with endorsement of defendant's driving licence and a three months driving disqualification. Coercion, however, would result in disqualification. In the case of a suspension or disqualification the Case Tribunal will also need to consider the period over which such a sanction should apply. Then if you are caught drink driving as well, for the drink drive crime, you face an escalation in the maximum disqualification period. Equally, it may serve as mitigation in the director's favour in fixing the period of disqualification. A period of disqualification was also ordered. 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. Although there has only been one disqualification, 15 drivers are two points shy of being automatically disqualified for six months. The maximum sentences for the summary offences are a £5,000 fine and/or six months custody, with the option of driving disqualification. I fix the period of disqualification as 12 years. The maximum period of disqualification is 5 years. Further he does not contend that the period of his disqualification is excessive. Mrs Etheridge warned Stewart that if he drove during the period of disqualification, he could be imprisoned. Synonyms lack of entitlement, lack of legal right 1.1count noun A fact that disqualifies someone from a position or activity. 被罢免的原因；取消资格的缘由 such an offence is no longer a disqualification for office 这种过错已经不再会导致被免职。 Example sentencesExamples But viewing his similarity to the other singer's voice as a disqualification is pathetic. An amazing litmus test: Deeply held beliefs are a disqualification for high judicial office. That kind of political tone deafness is a disqualification in my book. Since when is being a congressional committee chairman a disqualification for cabinet office? This, in fact, is one of the many disqualifications for kingship which emerge during his clandestine six weeks in England. That being so, his penalty must be a life disqualification. One of the disqualifications for leadership in a church, and it should similarly be a disqualification from an office of public trust, is someone who is quarrelsome or overbearing. In both cases they had been widowed relatively young, but in neither case was their gender a disqualification in their assumption of authority. He's also apparently a friend of the Pope, certainly a disqualification in my mind. On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a disqualification. Paragraph 2 lays down disqualifications from membership so as to ensure that the panel is truly independent. Is it a disqualification for a woman to make the home of her beloved husband her own home? Disputes about basic legal rules and widespread social institutions affect too many people for them to be the basis of conflict-of-interest disqualifications. After all, in many important spheres of life proximity to or participation in events is a disqualification for objectivity. It is a clumsy disqualification which applies to a lot of other clerics, not just Catholic ones. I suppose that's a disqualification from public office but I wish it wasn't as big a factor as it usually is. There are few disqualifications for being an adoptive parent. Definition of disqualification in US English: disqualification noundisˌkwäləfəˈkāSH(ə)ndɪsˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified. 取消资格；无资格 Example sentencesExamples An £80 fine was imposed, with endorsement of defendant's driving licence and a three months driving disqualification. 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. He urged the imposition of a modest period of disqualification. 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. In the case of a suspension or disqualification the Case Tribunal will also need to consider the period over which such a sanction should apply. Further he does not contend that the period of his disqualification is excessive. I fix the period of disqualification as 12 years. Equally, it may serve as mitigation in the director's favour in fixing the period of disqualification. Coercion, however, would result in disqualification. Stewart was told his disqualification period will be reduced by 25 per cent if he completes a driver rehabilitation course. The maximum period of disqualification is 5 years. Although there has only been one disqualification, 15 drivers are two points shy of being automatically disqualified for six months. Instructors will also have to be at least 21 years old and hold a driving licence without disqualification for a period Non-compliance within this time period may result in disqualification and an alternate winner may be selected. 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. Then if you are caught drink driving as well, for the drink drive crime, you face an escalation in the maximum disqualification period. Mrs Etheridge warned Stewart that if he drove during the period of disqualification, he could be imprisoned. The maximum sentences for the summary offences are a £5,000 fine and/or six months custody, with the option of driving disqualification. A period of disqualification was also ordered. After the disappointing disqualification, he retired to Richmond Hill to live with the arts and entertainment editor's little brother. Synonyms lack of entitlement, lack of legal right 1.1 A fact or condition that disqualifies someone from a position or activity. 被罢免的原因；取消资格的缘由 such an offense is no longer a disqualification for office 这种过错已经不再会导致被免职。 Example sentencesExamples But viewing his similarity to the other singer's voice as a disqualification is pathetic. An amazing litmus test: Deeply held beliefs are a disqualification for high judicial office. I suppose that's a disqualification from public office but I wish it wasn't as big a factor as it usually is. He's also apparently a friend of the Pope, certainly a disqualification in my mind. That kind of political tone deafness is a disqualification in my book. Paragraph 2 lays down disqualifications from membership so as to ensure that the panel is truly independent. One of the disqualifications for leadership in a church, and it should similarly be a disqualification from an office of public trust, is someone who is quarrelsome or overbearing. That being so, his penalty must be a life disqualification. Is it a disqualification for a woman to make the home of her beloved husband her own home? This, in fact, is one of the many disqualifications for kingship which emerge during his clandestine six weeks in England. It is a clumsy disqualification which applies to a lot of other clerics, not just Catholic ones. Since when is being a congressional committee chairman a disqualification for cabinet office? After all, in many important spheres of life proximity to or participation in events is a disqualification for objectivity. In both cases they had been widowed relatively young, but in neither case was their gender a disqualification in their assumption of authority. On the face of matters, experience in Western Australian Liberal Party elections now appears to be a disqualification. Disputes about basic legal rules and widespread social institutions affect too many people for them to be the basis of conflict-of-interest disqualifications. There are few disqualifications for being an adoptive parent.
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