Sentence examples for that disallowed from inspiring English sources

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

But then Kennedy went on, essentially, to ignore that definition, since he was approving a law that disallowed what was then the most common form of second-trimester abortion.

Mr. Ayrault, a former German teacher, jumped the gun by announcing a constitutional court decision — before the court had a chance to — that disallowed a Socialist bill to increase public housing.

The government indicated that it would ask either the three-judge panel or a larger panel of the appeals court to reconsider the decision that disallowed the Nevada wiretap.

Tenants of some 1,500 rent-stabilized apartments in Long Beach are breathing a sigh of relief over a recent Appellate Division decision that disallowed $6 million in damages against the city and threatened to end rent stabilization.

Improbably, Mr. Tierney's position won the argument in front of a federal appeals court that disallowed the credit bid on March 22, but last Wednesday the plot thickened again when lenders asked that the auction be delayed to give them time to appeal.

Other warranties may also be waived by "as is" language or by a course of dealing that disallows the warranty.

Both cars carve out ample space for two adults in back, bisected by consoles that disallow a third person.

In 1996, the city put the property on its grand list, citing the state statute that disallows tax-exempt status for properties used for housing.

The title insurance company can also advise foreign buyers about unfamiliar rules, like inheritance laws that disallow certain kinds of joint property ownership, Ms. Murdock said.

That system of thought is also one that disallows a critique of somebody's face – no matter whether or not they're the sort of person who would go to substantial lengths to request a review of it.