The bank entered the crisis with a core capital ratio of some 4%, about what is now seen as permissible after a crisis but not before.
Or because the judges believe that they can enforce what they imagine to be a rational or permissible resistance to reproductive rights for women, while blocking what they might see as irrational resistance to transfusions and vaccines?
The topsites were seen as a morally permissible system of trade.
If everything can be used for stories, it follows that middle-class life is as permissible as working-class life.
US officials have defended their strikes as permissible as part of the administration's global "war on terrorism".
But Israel-bashing is quite as permissible as Palestinian-bashing.
(Traditional agricultural practices, for example, are seen as positive for biodiversity and are permissible in the reserves, whereas large-scale industrial agriculture is generally not). Natura 2000 now protects mixed forests in Romania, heathlands in Germany, bogs in Sweden, and desert-like vegetation in Spain, among other landscapes and marine areas.
"Hence, a ban on foreign donations may be permissible, if it is seen as being supported by a legitimate concern about foreign influence over Australian elections".
For Aquinas, sexuality that was within the bounds of marriage and which helped to further what he saw as the distinctive goods of marriage, mainly love, companionship, and legitimate offspring, was permissible, and even good.
In countries or areas where patients may be unable to access high quality healthcare, any research that would provide good medical care for the people might be argued to be highly beneficial and therefore ethically permissible despite the risks involved, whereas the identical research may not be seen as acceptable nor beneficial in well-resourced areas in developed countries.
When the permissible emissions come to be divided up between flights, farming, factories and fuelling the UK, it's quite possible that soaring emissions from aviation are not seen as the top priority.
