Sentence examples for be able to disallow from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most important disclosure in draft legislation published today is that if HMRC concludes that a company, such as Google or Starbucks, is deliberately under-stating or wiping out its profits by charging its UK operations too much for the use of overseas-owned intellectual property - for example - it would be able to disallow 30% of those charges or expenses.
If you've researched the perspective the person you're arguing with is taking, you'll be able to introduce it before they do, effectively strengthening your argument by disallowing them from scoring the points.
That practice appears to be alive and well despite being disallowed in a ruling last March: companies appear to be able to request your number, location, and other details from your mobile provider quite easily.
But the fact that we have successfully disallowed subspecies of predatory practice suggests that we might be able to give up predation itself.
The parents will be able to control how this data is used by requesting insights or not, or by disallowing the data to be shared across apps, if they don't want it to be.
Just like before, they will still be able to open their videos up for all comments, hold them in moderation and manually approve them or disallow them completely.
