Sentence examples for disallowed on grounds from inspiring English sources

A few minutes into extra time, Prejuce Nakoulma managed to poke the ball into the net, but the goal was disallowed on grounds that Nakoulma's foot was too high.

The bill was disallowed on procedural grounds because of an improperly quick legislative process, a misstep attributed to the government.

To account for the misfit between philosophical paradigms and their realities, the testimony or example of outliers such as blind people, and people with Down Syndrome or Williams Syndrome, typically is disallowed on the ground that it must be inherently flawed where it challenges or deviates from philosophical theory.

The bill would disallow on-the-spot address changes, which are routinely checked through a database.

One Wallaby try was disallowed on video evidence, Robinson had tackled Burke into touch, just.

However, the referee that day, Massimo De Santis, had other ideas and disallowed the goal on grounds that were at the least shaky and at worst drew allegations of corruption.

Some early authorities disallowed it on the ground that it was an indiscriminate weapon.From the Crusades onwards it met with greater approval.

Any Saxbe fix is such a law and should be disallowed based on this fact alone.

The restitutionary measures aroused anti-Catholic feeling among Protestants in neighbouring Ontario, where in 1889 a motion was introduced into the House of Commons urging the Dominion government to disallow the measure on the grounds that its endowment of the Society of Jesus was a threat to civil and religious liberties.

Most in the media, and on the Hill, talk about how the resolution disallows American troops on the ground.

From January 1, an EU ban that disallowed eating meat on the bone has been lifted.