Sentences with phrase «automatically disqualifies any person»

Banks automatically disqualify people for mortgages if they have done a consumer proposal or gone through bankruptcy.

Equally important is to avoid any type of policy that automatically disqualifies any person for any position on the basis of a criminal record.

Not exact matches

Any person found to be under 18 years of age will be disqualified from the Weekly Lottery and automatically forfeits the right to any prize.

(i) it was not a policy for exceptional cases because a person was automatically disqualified if he could be likened to another: in order to qualify, a patient must show in effect that he is unique, rather than merely exceptional in the ordinary sense of the word as being «of the nature of or forming an exception; out of the ordinary course, unusual, special.»

Not everyone will be able to take advantage of a no medical exam life insurance policy — for instance, if you're applying with an insurer who doesn't offer accelerated underwriting, there's not much you can do about it, and certain family history conditions like cancer may automatically disqualify you — but there are two groups of people who might be particularly interested in going down this path.

(b) A person shall automatically be disqualified as a member of a tribunal in any case in which the person is (1) related by blood or marriage to either complainant or respondent; (2) an employer, partner, employee, or in any way associated in business with either complainant or respondent; (3) a party to the hearing, or a party or a witness in any other pending case involving a party to this hearing; or (4) is objected to by a party as provided in Part Seven, Section 27 (f).