Sentence examples for disallowed them from inspiring English sources

They found scores of such companies and then disallowed them for tax purposes.

Besides Starwood, only three paired-share REITs exist — created before a 1984 tax law disallowed them.

The Secret Service had not disallowed them, and they serve a dual purpose -- you can sit on them (rather than the frigid ground) and you can stand on them later (to see over the crowd).

Consequently, because he felt the realistic look of the age would make the film more dramatic, Michell chose to depict the actors without make up, and disallowed them from looking too hygienic.

Changes to the Murray-Darling basin plan are made by regulation but the Senate has the power to disallow them.

A dozen states have proposed legislation to put armed guards in schools; five others have drafted plans to officially disallow them.

To be done correctly, though, the trusts need to be different or the I.R.S. could disallow them as "mirror trusts" and say that the transferred money never left the original estate.

If the teams cannot agree, the Mets could let Wagner go on the claim or, in the least likely outcome, pull him back, which would disallow them from trading him this season.

The answer is that the I.R.S. takes a dim view of hobby losses and often disallows them, even though Schedule C is called Profit or Loss From a Business.

But Labor has vowed to try to disallow them in the Senate with the support of the Greens and they are opposed by Choice and Seniors Australia, as well as the industry super funds.

"One problem is that the Constitution says that states aren't supposed to enter into agreements with other states, whether domestic or foreign, except with congressional consent," said Engstrom, noting that could include California's cap-and-trade linkages, and Congress can disallow them if it wants.