Sentence examples for which disallowed from inspiring English sources

She actually got the tip from the I.R.S., which disallowed her request to claim the boy on her own tax return because someone else had.

Three appeal court judges overturned a lower court's ruling which disallowed an overrun in the costs racked up in the defamation action.

At this time, a review of and comparison with the initial films allowed us to formulate some doubt regarding the affected hip but the findings remained inconclusive due to the incorrect positioning of the lower extremities which disallowed an accurate clinical evaluation.

The Soviets had become the dominant team in international competitions, which disallowed the professional players of Canada.

This game had to be played outside of Pennsylvania because of that state's blue laws which disallowed football on Sundays.

Eve fought against union policies which disallowed minority participation in apprentice programs that led to high paying union jobs on state construction sites.

He believed that the exclusionary rule, which disallows evidence improperly obtained by the police, had become a loophole that lawyers exploited to allow guilty clients to go free.

The use of childbirth as a metaphor for overcoming one's personal limits should challenge all of us to re-examine the decision to blunt the pain of childbirth, which disallows women the fullness of their labor, their work and the joy that follows.

Duanmu (1994) proposes a similar constraint called the No Contour Principle, which disallows contour feature values.

This is in opposition to the Averroistic approach, which disallows the use of philosophy for verifying religious matters.

A key challenge with regard to control is that each system has some degree of autonomy in its respective decisions and behavior, which disallows centralized control methods.