Sentence examples for also permissible for from inspiring English sources

Whatever acts are permissible for those who fight in a just war ("just combatants") are also permissible for those ("unjust combatants") who fight for aims that are unjust.

We selected the non-adherent mammosphere assay, which is principally a progenitor assay but is also permissible for the maintenance and differentiation of stem cells [ 20- 22] upon short-term culture.

George J. Terwilliger III, a former deputy attorney general in the first Bush administration who has been an adviser to the Justice Department, said in a speech today that it might also be permissible for the United States government to transfer terrorist suspects to other nations with different standards of interrogation.

He also argued that it was permissible for believers to kill other Muslims during battle, if those Muslims were fighting alongside the Mongols.

It also outlined permissible excuses for being late to work and the meanings of various radio codes, from A25 ("Emergency") to the more ominous E20 ("Passenger Under Train").

2. Phones should remain put-away during dinner and lunch with friends, but it should also be permissible to ask for and take a mutual "phone break" if the meal goes on for longer than an hour.

Palestinians are also jumping on the terrible bandwagon of revenge -- but that does not mean it's permissible for Jews to do so, too.

Stricter rules about which drugs are permissible for horses, and advances in drug-testing methods may also have increased the use of alternative treatments.

According to this view, if we accept that it is permissible for just combatants to participate in warfare, we must also accept that the same is true of unjust combatants.

The mufti also issued a fatwa telling a newly married man that it was not permissible for his wife to continue her studies at a mixed university.

Suppose, that is, that we agree with Adams that God is not morally obligated to create the best world that he can, that it would be morally permissible for God to create the best world he can, but also morally permissible for God to create any of a number of other good worlds of the sort Adams describes.