Sentence examples for was disallowed from from inspiring English sources

"But Julio was disallowed from working".

And that's just what Robert Yari, an independent film producer who worked on last year's best picture, "Crash," but was disallowed from receiving an Oscar, has done.

When working for a charity which relied on revenue from local authority service contracts, I was encouraged to criticise central government policies as much as I liked, but was disallowed from highlighting poor practice at a local level, for fear of offending clients and cutting off potential revenue streams.

As when domestic law enforcement was disallowed from coordinating with counter-terrorist agencies, which directly led to 9/11, today's Washington is oblivious, so reminiscent of the 1930s when social activism also trumped preparedness.

As of a few years ago, Moustafa was disallowed from returning to Jerusalem because he doesn't have the proper ID.

In 1824, Ernest I and Louise divorced; she subsequently left Coburg and was disallowed from seeing her sons again.

As a sign of solidarity and loyalty, Stewards are disallowed from supporting other businesses.

But, if the union leads to a child, the baby, or "weed," is disallowed from entering the Life.

"If the Sharif brothers are disallowed from returning back, the elections in their absence may be called free, but not fair," Mr. Ibrahim said.

It declares that those places deemed "sanctuary jurisdictions," for blocking government communication about people's immigration status, be disallowed from receiving federal grants.

Ms Goodman has previously stated, during a 2009 crackdown on MPs expenses, that being disallowed from claiming money for cleaners amounts to "sexism" because women usually do the chores.