Sentence examples for are impermissible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not permissible; not to be permitted or allowed.
Now Downing Street appears to be saying that all leaks by civil servants are impermissible.
Travel destinations as topics are impermissible, but tales about incidents occurring en route can be slipped in.
Rugby players and boxers are permitted to express their feelings with ostentatious displays that are impermissible for golfers and sumo wrestlers.
Where the Bush administration's letter in 2008 states, "Quotas are impermissible," the 2011 version says "an institution may permissibly aim to achieve a critical mass of underrepresented students".
Now that we know Lord Ashcroft is a non-dom the Electoral Commission must rule on whether his donations are impermissible".
As these cases demonstrate, to the extent such institutions adopt such race-based policies, they have two basic options, both of which are impermissible under this court's precedents.
Given this construction, the statute is impermissible.
"It's impermissible for them to want to shirk responsibility.
It championed the sort of governing conservatism that was common then and is impermissible now.
That information demonstrated "a bias and a level of advocacy" that was "impermissible," the memo said.
