Sentence examples for whether to disallow from inspiring English sources

Minnesota voters, meanwhile, are deciding whether to disallow same-sex marriage with a state constitutional ban.

California is already debating whether to disallow such tax breaks for wealthy consumers.

The question of whether the recounted figures will be included in the final tally awaits a decision by the Florida Supreme Court, which heard arguments today in Tallahassee on whether Secretary of State Katherine Harris was right to disallow those returns last week.

But manager Harry Redknapp will bemoan the contentious decision to disallow Defoe's late effort, with confusion reigning over whether it was chalked off for offside or Defoe's late tackle on Pablo Contreras 10 seconds earlier.

These events may cause those in charge of the synod to disallow ordinary Catholics from participating in the decision-making process, whether Pope Francis is involved or not.

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.

He said the decision to disallow Halai's try and sin-bin Retallick were both correct.

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.