Sentence examples for to disallow from inspiring English sources
verb
To refuse to allow
- The prisoners were disallowed to contact with a lawyer.
But the Speaker should be willing to disallow statements.
But to keep farm, "so to speak," is not to say he kept farm, exactly, nor is to "disallow" — in scare quotes — precisely to disallow.
But to keep farm, "so to speak," is not to say he kept farm, exactly, nor is to "disallow"—in scare quotes precisely to disallow.
The Devils asked for a video replay, and the officials refused to disallow the goal.
Replays show the decision to disallow the goal was correct, but he wasn't offside by much.
Minnesota voters, meanwhile, are deciding whether to disallow same-sex marriage with a state constitutional ban.
He said the decision to disallow Halai's try and sin-bin Retallick were both correct.
Still, that's not really a good reason to disallow what should have been a good goal.
As it is, I see no convincing reason to disallow the goal.
Why or why not? -Why did many Senate Republicans want to disallow judicial filibusters?
The reformist impulses to disallow the enforcement of N.D.A.s are well intentioned.
