disallowing (Meaning)

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disallowing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disallow

The strict regulations disallowed any form of deviation from the standard protocols.
Our company policy disallows employees from engaging in any conflict of interest.
The strict zoning laws disallowed the construction of high-rise buildings in the residential area.
The school's dress code disallowed students from wearing inappropriate or revealing clothing.
The tournament organizers disallowed the use of performance-enhancing drugs by the athletes.
The security measures at the airport disallowed passengers from carrying certain items in their luggage.
The government's censorship laws disallowed the publication of materials deemed to be subversive.
The terms of the contract disallowed either party from terminating the agreement prematurely.
The medical board disallowed the use of experimental treatments that had not undergone rigorous testing.
The HOA's rules disallowed residents from keeping pets that were considered to be dangerous or disruptive.

of Disallow

rejecting, refuting,denying,contradicting, negating, disavowing, disclaiming, rebutting, disowning, disputing

admitting, accepting, owning, conceding, conceding, admitting, adopting, acknowledging, accepting, owning

The strict regulations disallowed any form of deviation from the standard protocols.

Our company policy disallows employees from engaging in any conflict of interest.

The strict zoning laws disallowed the construction of high-rise buildings in the residential area.

The school's dress code disallowed students from wearing inappropriate or revealing clothing.