Webb, from a poor vantage point, denied Brazil an early penalty when Hulk went down under Mauricio Isla's challenge and, more controversially, disallowed a second-half goal from the same player.
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.
"Yes, Ma'am" or "Yes, sir" was disallowed more times than allowed.
Krewes are even more-or-less disallowed from parading in the Orleans Parish section of the West Bank, across the Mississippi river.
So too are Sevilla, and they might have had more – a goal was disallowed for … well, no one really knows what for.
In a series of audits since June, Mr. DiNapoli's office has examined nearly $140 million in billings by preschool special education contractors, of which more than $13 million was disallowed.
They should have scored more too – Aduriz had two disallowed, another superbly saved and then could not get his foot round the ball, five yards out in front of an open goal– but as the chances came and went, the anxiety slowly took hold again and the nerves crept round San Mamés.
Hence there are many linguistic phenomena Abelard is compelled to analyze that would be simply disallowed in a more formal framework.
Musa thought he had made it five, when he found the net from close range once more, but the goal was disallowed for offside.
Under this new franchise agreement, new owners were disallowed from living more than one hour from their restaurants – restricting them to smaller individuals or ownership groups and preventing large, multi-state corporations from owning franchises.
