Sentence examples for which would disallow from inspiring English sources

If the teams cannot agree, the Mets could let Wagner go on the claim or, in the least likely outcome, pull him back, which would disallow them from trading him this season.

The sanctions can be either monetary or nonmonetary, including, for the most severe infractions, temporary or even permanent suspension from the Official Register of Auditors (ROAC), which would disallow the auditor to sign statutory audit reports.

Simple refractive optics can encompass strong chromatic aberrations which would disallow their use for this purpose [ 32].

But even if the foul occurred outside of 7 meters, at least two American players argued that Higgins moved forward and pump-faked, which would also disallow the goal because the movement has to be uninterrupted.

The District of Columbia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which has 93 cosponsors, would disallow women in D.C. to seek an abortion after 20 weeks.

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.

The bill would disallow on-the-spot address changes, which are routinely checked through a database.

It would disallow proof of discrimination based on the race of the victim, which is a major basis for finding racial bias in capital punishment in North Carolina and elsewhere.

Spinelli claims that the new zoning law would disallow the building of the barn.

The ban would disallow riders from communicating by radio during an event.

That rule would disallow the F.T.C.'s language that a settlement "does not constitute an admission" of guilt.