Sentence examples for have to disallow from inspiring English sources

In short, if you simply went by verifiable regret rates, you'd have to disallow gastric bypass, rhinoplasty, and breast augmentation long before disallowing transition-related care.

If Christians in the Global North want to show "neighbor love" to their brothers and sisters in the Global South, same-gender marriages among clergy in the UK might have to be disallowed.

"For some reasons, they have decided to disallow graduates of state-approved schools to join their organizations".

Some bookstores have tried to disallow taking notes in the store so be discreet or just be bold.

In fact, conventional physicians have consistently worked to disallow competitors, even viciously attacking those in their own profession who have questioned conventional treatments or provided alternative modalities.

While only the federal government has the power to disallow any takeover, it has said it will consult the province.

An array of state-sanctioned consumer advocacy groups, as well as AARP, have petitioned regulators to disallow the replacement of Mantoloking's copper lines with Voice Link.

The solution is not, as some have proposed, simply to disallow corporate interest deductions.

I have a responsibility to disallow these examinations from devolving into counter-productive and self-indulgent "privilege guilt" or serving as an excuse to stop working, learning, and making inevitable mistakes.

One can think of "allocating" the cut colors to the subtrees: the possible choices are to allocate c to T1 but choose one of T1 or T2 to have b, or to disallow c in T1 and allow b in both T1 and T2.

You just have to accept those decisions but I do feel for people who score goals like that and have them disallowed.