Sentence examples for It's impermissible from inspiring English sources
"It's impermissible for them to want to shirk responsibility.
"It's a well settled area of law, and it's impermissible," says Paul Ryan, who runs the Federal Election Commission Program at Washington's Campaign Legal Center.
"The best we have come up with is to say that when it's excessive, it's impermissible".
He screamed "Nelzya!" – a strong Russian imperative which means something like "it is impermissible!" – several times down the phone at the US president and then hung up.
If we are going to read "OB" as having agency built into it, presumably we want to do the same for the other operators, and so IMp above will be read as "it is impermissible for Jane Doe to bring it about that p".
"It is impermissible that such an operation take place without the knowledge of any institution of the Serb Republic," Mladen Ivanic, prime minister of the self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb Republic, told its Parliament in Banja Luka.
It is impermissible to dwell on chronic, painful problems, or on statistics that challenge the notion that the United States leads the world — a point made memorably in a tirade by the dyspeptic anchorman played by Jeff Daniels in the HBO drama "The Newsroom".
It is impermissible, even if it could save many lives (Deckers, 2007).
He considers that a person's well-being can only matter if she is of intrinsic value and so that it is impermissible to violate a person's rational nature (the source of her intrinsic value) for the sake of her well-being.
Under lex talionis it is impermissible to execute those whose crimes do not warrant the ultimate sanction.
