Sentence examples for disallowed by the from inspiring English sources

However, bills might be disallowed by the crown in England.

2.56am BST 24 mins Mexico have had a Chicharito goal disallowed by the way.

IVF could also result in the disposal of embryos, which is disallowed by the Church.

The necessary enabling legislation, however, was declared unconstitutional and was disallowed by the federal government.

One risk to trusts like these is that they mirror each other and could then get disallowed by the I.R.S.

"We had some bad luck today," said Christian Vieri, who had a goal disallowed by the same official for offside in the 50th minute.

To be fair, my sweeping generalization is based on conversations with Canberra friends (who don't really have a conception of front fences as they are strictly disallowed by r 2.1 of the the Residential Boundary Fences General Code) and Sydney and London friends (for whom the realistic peak of property ownership is double plastic hotels on Mayfair/Park Lane).

The first college in North Carolina, Queens College in Charlotte, was chartered in 1771, though it was disallowed by English authorities; the present Queens College was chartered in 1857.

LUCIFER, V8, Anal, Christ: these are among the baby names rejected by New Zealand's department of internal affairs, who recently released a comprehensive list of those disallowed by registrars in the past ten years.

However, at least one and possibly both of the attempts with which he did find the back of the net should not have been disallowed by Norwegian referee Tom Harald Hagen on the advice of assistants Dag-Roger Nebben and Magnus Lundberg.

One day after a controversial penalty kick helped Brazil top Croatia in the opening match of the World Cup, Mexico had two goals disallowed by controversial offside calls in the first half against Cameroon on Friday.