Sentence examples for disallow the use from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. must disallow the use of prophylactic antibiotics in animal production.

This ambiguous provision seems to disallow the use of state funds for a course on religion that does not study all religions simultaneously.

"If you talk to some of the largest companies of the world, Vodafone or DoCoMo or China Mobile, you'll find they disallow the use of free software in mission-critical environments, unless there's a global support contract behind it.

While some institutions now say they disallow the use of the IF in decision making, the steep competition for a slot in a high IF journal – among researchers who know the impact it could have on their careers – indicates otherwise.

"As our industry works collectively to ensure that all fans are welcome at our races, Nascar will continue our long-standing policy to disallow the use of the Confederate flag symbol in any official Nascar capacity.

The Associated Press announced that it is disallowing the use of "illegal" as a personal descriptor.

The Oct. 7 letter writer who called for disallowing the use of cell phones, including speakerphones, while driving has taken the discussion to a point of absurdity.

To be clear, while the country disallows the use of reproductive technology for sex selection of the fetus, it does not prohibit sex-selective abortion.

And so it was that in auditing Long-Term Capital's tax returns, the Internal Revenue Service disallowed the use of $106 million of deductions to reduce the taxes owed by partners of the firm.

Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, who leads President Bush's review of corporate governance, has suggested bold steps to make executives more accountable: disallowing the use of insurance money to cover legal costs linked to their misconduct, for example, and lowering the legal standard to negligence, instead of recklessness, to punish executives who mislead shareholders.

Democrats and Republicans tried to reach a last-minute compromise to avoid a vote on the "nuclear option" of disallowing the use of filibusters to thwart the nominations.In what is considered to be the last word on the issue, a federal appeals court unanimously ruled that Dick Cheney's 2001 energy task-force did nothing wrong in not disclosing its corporate contacts.