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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
disbar .
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Examples
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"If telling fibs and wasting taxpayers' money disbars citizens, half the politicians in Britain would be out on their ear," he says.
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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Cuomo called the arrangement "typical;" it automatically disbars Harding, but would permit him to re-gain his law license if the felony plea is withdrawn.
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Cuomo called the arrangement "typical;" it automatically disbars Harding, but would permit him to re-gain his law license if the felony plea is withdrawn.
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A bar association that disbars Matthew Diaz and leaves Yoo and Haynes free to practice is fundamentally corrupt.
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Our Constitution has an inclusive approach to religious diversity that only disbars hatred, coercion, and violence.
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Our Constitution has an inclusive approach to religious diversity that only disbars hatred, coercion, and violence.
CONTENTS 2006
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Attorneys the State Bar disbars, who throw up websites as consultants, or "international" attorneys, are not routed to the local DA for prosecution.
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The glaringly unfunny premise in this divorce-court fairy tale assumes that it's gotta be a riot when the king of summary judgments (George Clooney) meets his match in a serial divorcée (Catherine Zeta-Jones) who bankrupts husbands and disbars lawyers before breakfast, right?
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This does not strip him of his office as consul, but — as it renders him religiously odious — it disbars him from carrying out his duties as consul.
The Grass Crown McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1991
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Inasmuch, of course, as Orientals can not become citizens, this disbars them from owning land.
Letters of Franklin K. Lane Franklin Knight Lane 1892
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