Sentence examples for are now permissible from inspiring English sources

Those same customer selectors and Fisa orders for metadata – such as the "to", "from" and "subject" line of an email – are now permissible for the tech companies to publish, every six months and in bands of 1,000.

Parliament is presumed not to have overridden such a profound and fundamental right unless it clearly and expressly states that general warrants are now permissible — which it has not," it writes today.

"Parliament is presumed not to have overridden such a profound and fundamental right unless it clearly and expressly states that general warrants are now permissible — which it has not," it wrote in May last year.

But it is now permissible to carry on a crochet hook or knitting needles.

Cowboys 23, Seahawks 13 It's now permissible to express genuine excitement about Cowboys rookie running back DeMarco Murray.

It was now permissible, critics argued, for the superpowers to use small nuclear bombs in regions other than their own.

It's now permissible to appear in your own book, it seems, as long as there's evidence of serious knowledge-gathering too.

GPs there are so overwhelmed by the number of black African HIV patients and so uncertain about what treatment is now permissible that they have closed their lists.

It was now permissible to use English, and our host explained that the wharenui is not just a splendid example of traditional meeting-house architecture, but a three-dimensional "reference library".

At their debate, Republicans remained trapped in a feedback loop where it is now permissible to allow that climate change may be real, but it remains a requirement to assert that whatever Obama proposes to do about it would only destroy the American economy, and to maintain that American action would be futile at any rate, since whatever steps China is said to be taking don't actually exist.

It's now permissible to be a smart-arse.