0 past simple and past participle of disallow
1 to say officially that something cannot be accepted because it has not been done in the correct way:
In other words, if human reproductive cloning is efficacious and safe, its opponents have the burden of proof to show why it should be disallowed.
Given this restriction, the well-formedness of (53), which contains the disallowed past tense verb, is puzzling.
Two-valued logic admits only the interpretation that the state is disallowed, which automatically makes this condition symmetric.
This data restriction disallowed for any meaningful discussion about economic status of entrepreneurs as compared with that of political, managerial, and professional elites.
In 1995, education programs were limited to two years in length except in unusual circumstances, and four-year programs were disallowed.
In the new world coming into being that 'tyrannical humour ' would be disallowed.
However, three-valued logic admits the meaning that the state 1 is disallowed.
The syntactic dependency, although structurally possible, is disallowed due to the feature specification of the pronoun.
