Sentence examples for the disallowance from inspiring English sources

5.31am BST The disallowance motion failed.

Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young moved the disallowance motion in the Senate on Monday night, saying TPVs led to "dramatic, harmful and dangerous effects".

Parliament's return on Tuesday will see the Greens move to disallow the Abbott government's temporary protection visas, and force greater transparency over the reporting of operations at sea. Labor has hinted it could support the disallowance of TPVs – although internal views are mixed and no decision has been made.

(The set of φ-worlds is not a subset of C, which contains all ¬φ-worlds pre-established in C by the speaker at t, and t < t@.) I propose that the first meaning component in 57a is responsible for the licensing of epistemic modals in the complement clauses of counterfactual attitudes, and the felicity condition in 57b is responsible for the disallowance of epistemic possibility modals.

Brownlee's attacks were rejected, and the disallowance stood.

Though the disallowance of banking bills put an end to any real chance of social credit being implemented at the provincial level, the Social Credit Board persisted until 1948, when it was dissolved in response to a number of its anti-semitic pronouncements and its suggestion that the secret ballot and political parties be eliminated.

The Tax Court upheld the IRS disallowance of the IRA deduction.

Accordingly, the filing said, partners "will pay the full tax deficiency resulting from the loss disallowance"–seemingly acknowledging that the disputed amount hadn't been paid yet.

Kislev Partners, an affiliate of developer Izak Senbahar, just filed a U.S. Court of Federal Claims lawsuit challenging the irs' disallowance of losses and imposition of negligence and misvaluation penalties after construction of the Richard Meier-designed project on West Street in Greenwich Village.

Referee Dan O'Halloran immediately waved off the goal — the third initial disallowance of a goal in the game.

Lieutenant-Governor John C. Bowen, mindful of the federal government's disallowance of the Social Credit Board's earlier legislation, reserved royal assent of the act and its companions until their legality could be tested at the Supreme Court of Canada.