Disallowability vs Disallowable - What's the difference?
disallowability | disallowable | Derived terms |
Able]] to be [[disallow#Verb, disallowed.
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Not allowable; not to be suffered or permitted; which should not be allowed.
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Disallowability is a derived term of disallowable.
As a noun disallowability
is the quality of being disallowable.As an adjective disallowable is
able]] to be [[disallow#verb|disallowed.disallowable
English
Adjective
(en adjective)- But in the subsequent ages a Levite was not disallowable by years, neither by blemishes, but by voice; when his voice failed by reason of extreme old age, he was disabled from serving in the sanctuary.
- Much of this legislation is not disallowable and thus falls outside parliamentary scrutiny (Argument 1992: 13).
- Subscriptions and donations to political parties are usually disallowable but in the case of Morgan v Tate and Lyle Ltd (1954) a political donation to the Conservative Party was allowed because it was made in order to resist the nationalisation of the sugar industry proposed by the Labour Party
- The Declaration is not disallowable and therefore was not gazetted.
