Sentence examples for was first disallowed from inspiring English sources

This method was first disallowed by the Cardinal Dean at the 1903 conclave.

The Clean Water Protection Act, which was first introduced in 2002, would disallow the dumping of mining waste into the valley and streams near mountaintop removal sites.

Old Evertonians had: Kevin Sheedy, v Ipswich, 1984 FA Cup quarter-final, except on that occasion the first was disallowed and the second was his re-take.

Spain vs Croatia ended dramatically when Spain's goal in the last 10 seconds was disallowed, leading to a mob of Spaniards shouting the odds in tiny trunks.

The game was remembered as contentious for Tyrone fans, for the fact that a point that would have equalised the match in the dying seconds was controversially disallowed, because the blind-sided referee deemed Canavan to have touched the ball on the ground.

An apparent game-winning basket by Batum in the first overtime was disallowed because time had expired.

Brind'Amour's second goal was initially disallowed because the officials ruled he had intentionally kicked the puck into the net.

Pavel Bure's goal with 3 31 left in the second period was disallowed as Mike Sillinger had taken out Cechmanek well before the puck went into the net.

What looked like a United States goal at the end of the second period was disallowed (a video review indicated the puck did not cross the goal line before time had expired), raising the anxiety level even higher.

After a New Zealand try in the fourth minute was disallowed on review by a knockon, Goodwin finished off a break in his own half by hooker Isaac Luke with backup from fullback Kevin Locke and Sonny Bill Williams.

Dan Biggar, Ben John and Rhys Webb all crossed but a vital fourth try was disallowed before the interval.