On the other hand, the denial may reflect the conclusion of the missing justices, and perhaps others, that this case was a poor vehicle for a renewed exploration of the permissible boundaries of race-conscious government policies.
Somehow it has become the pulpit from which permissible boundaries of thought and deed are dictated to the prime minister.
In short, even accepting the white paper's circular logic, the majority of those strikes fell outside the legally permissible boundaries.
John J. Greene, the antitrust prosecutor who is heading the investigation in New York, declined to say whether such meetings fell within permissible boundaries, but he said it might depend on what else, if anything, was discussed.
"To create a Michael Jackson scenario, a lot of people have to keep saying 'yes.' And the more that happens the more you're living outside of permissible boundaries.
A novel approach initially proposed by C. N. Burkhart and C. G. Burkhart [ 9] is to alter the microenvironment within the pilosebaceous follicle beyond the permissible boundaries for growth and survival of P. acnes.
Similar effects can be observed in the FEM analysis, where there is also a certain permissible upper boundary of the excitation frequency corresponding with the size and type of the element used.
According to the O.C.R., the school "exceeded the boundaries of a permissible inquiry" by questioning Eggers about his disability.
The prime minister "stepped over the boundary between what is a permissible exercise and impermissible attempts to influence or dictate a decision on the investigation by expressing his view," she said.
I consider that a permissible variation.
The court will consider whether this is a permissible plea".
