In contrast, the debate over physician-assisted suicide considers whether suicide in the context of terminal illness can be an informed, voluntary, and ethically permissible choice.
Under this standard, "a trial court's decision will not be disturbed unless the appellate court has a definite and firm conviction that the lower court made a clear error of judgment or exceeded the bounds of permissible choice in the circumstances". Lorillard Tobacco Co. v. Engida, 611 F.3d 1209, 1213 (10th Cir.2010) (internal quotation marks omitted).
Inviting neighbors, friends of the student, an advocate or other as you deem necessary is your choice and permissible choice.
And if quips are among the permissible choice of available weapons in his duel with young Henry Cavill, he might have the edge.
When interpreting other statutes so structured, the Court has left a range of permissible choices to the States, at least where the superintending federal agency has concluded that such latitude is consistent with the statutes aims.
The appeals court described the law as "a permissible attempt to help a young woman make an informed choice about whether to have an abortion".
The Making Inferences subtest of the Test of Language Competence [Pragmatics; Wiig et al., 1989] involves participants being read a description of an event; they are then asked to make a permissible inference about the cause of the event by answering a multiple-choice question about the causes of the event.
The cost of Springer Open Choice (USD 3000/ EUR 2200) is – as stated on the NIH web site – a permissible cost in your grant.
Professor Letterman disapproves of those who add the misleading E but concedes that 'judgement' is a permissible spelling; he does not penalize his students for misspelling when they make their hard-hearted choice of 'judgement'judgement
I consider that a permissible variation.
Given the stakes, that omission was a permissible one.
