Sentence examples for * impermissibility from inspiring English sources

Instead of learning about kings and queens, he was taught about Greece under the colonels and impermissibility of racial prejudice.

But as even those who insist on the principle will admit, they aren't claiming merely the impermissibility of exterminating Israelis.

"The impermissibility of imposing punishment for that purpose is not avoided simply because Mrs. Bennett stood her ground and refused to accept the sentencing judge's offer not to enhance her husband's sentence if she capitulated," the opinion said.

Last week, the Maryland Court of Appeals overturned lower court decisions dismissing those cases and sharply criticized the researchers and their institutions as failing to see the basic impermissibility of a study that enlisted healthy children to live in potentially dangerous housing.

Here, impermissibility is the "new creation".

Prior cast it using this variant of RM: If ⊢ p → q then ⊢ IMq → IMp (the impermissibility of Smith being robbed then appears to wrongly imply the impermissibility of helping him who has been robbed).

Two general categories of arguments for the moral impermissibility of suicide have emerged from the Christian religious tradition.

(Recall from section 3.3 that some religious arguments for the impermissibility of suicide depend on God's ownership of our bodies).

His view is striking because it explains the impermissibility of excluding outsiders on the basis of racist criteria in terms of how it mistreats insiders.

Perhaps the single greatest element of Mounier's personalism adopted by Ricoeur, in fact, was the impermissibility of withdrawal from political and social engagement.

The dominant association can permissibly rise to statehood by enforcing its clients' (equivalent of) procedural rights against those moderately risky competitors.[22] The problem here seems to be that, if saying that C's ill-grounded reaction is "impermissible" is merely another way of saying that it is morally defective, one cannot infer from its impermissibility that it may be prohibited.