Sentence examples for then disallowed from inspiring English sources

As The Independent reported at the time, "the texture of the bun helped knock some sense into him" – Durkin then disallowed the goal.

An apparent tying goal by Kirk Maltby with nearly three minutes left to play was reviewed and then disallowed, preserving the Wild's victory in its first game at Joe Louis Arena.

Another Hanson header was then disallowed as the visitors pushed for a winner, but Preston held on for a deserved point.

With the score goalless, the referee first failed to award a penalty kick when Gill handled the ball in the penalty area, then disallowed the goal scored when the player deflected an opponent's cross into his own net; a few minutes later Gill was substituted, though he kept his place in the starting eleven for the next game.

Interpretation is difficult, since Reichenbach both asserts that the probability of the consequent in a probability implication can be between 0 and 1 inclusive (1925d, 1978, vol. II, p. 89), but then disallows a probability implication because the consequent has probability 0 (p. 92).

The cluster size itself may also be limited (e.g., by the size of a family or because the number of patients followed up in a clinical practice cannot be increased [ 16]), which then disallows the increase in sample size by increasing cluster size.

One risk to trusts like these is that they mirror each other and could then get disallowed by the I.R.S.

QUESTION FROM SEAN: If the right to marriage is not made available by law to all individuals, should it then be disallowed for everyone?

Up to half of shareholders' gains in Nabors stock could be wiped out with no future benefit if the Bermuda transaction is completed and then later disallowed by the Internal Revenue Service or by Congress, the suit says.

And then our (disallowed) goal, I think that's a tough call.

So disallow it's practice, please!