Sentence examples for a disallowance from inspiring English sources

The Greens said they would move a disallowance motion against the changes at the first available opportunity after the resumption of parliament next year.

Labor and the Greens used their combined majority in the upper house to pass a disallowance motion against the government's "cruel" TPV regulations.

The only advantage for the government is that to pass legislation it needs 39 votes, whereas to survive a disallowance motion it needs 38 – because a tied vote fails.

Despite the protests of numerous cycling groups armed with a petition of over 10,000 signatures and a disallowance motion tabled in state parliament by Greens MP, Mehreen Faruqi, the government appears intent on punishing two-wheeled human-powered road users.

A similar regulation cannot normally be made within six months of a successful disallowance motion.

The agency lawsuit says Monex International Ltd., run by Louis Carabini, agreed in early 1998 to a court judgment that it owed $134 million for 1980 to 1984, a sum due largely to disallowance of a dodgy tax shelter involving London Metal Exchange straddle transactions.

Referee Dan O'Halloran immediately waved off the goal — the third initial disallowance of a goal in the game.

provides forecasts for local broadcast worldwide, has gone to U.S. Tax Court challenging disallowance of a $62,419 credit for new research.

The two largest such rightsholders, the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Hudson's Bay Company, urged the federal government to use its power of disallowance to put a stop to the legislation.

Kislev Partners, an affiliate of developer Izak Senbahar, just filed a U.S. Court of Federal Claims lawsuit challenging the irs' disallowance of losses and imposition of negligence and misvaluation penalties after construction of the Richard Meier-designed project on West Street in Greenwich Village.

Though the disallowance of banking bills put an end to any real chance of social credit being implemented at the provincial level, the Social Credit Board persisted until 1948, when it was dissolved in response to a number of its anti-semitic pronouncements and its suggestion that the secret ballot and political parties be eliminated.