Sentence examples for be deemed impermissible from inspiring English sources

One of the grounds on which a donation can be deemed "impermissible" is that it comes from abroad.

While the warrant submitted by the Spanish government had met requirements for the former Catalan leader's further detention, the Kiel district judge said, it was "without question that the content of the European arrest warrant offers some clues that the extradition could be deemed impermissible".

Status-enhancing research performed for such ends, were it ever to become more than science fiction, would be deemed impermissible by the Moral Status Framework.

For all the bitter clamor over health care reform, it's quite likely that it will be deemed impermissible by the Supreme Court.

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Another may charitably be deemed stupid.

The fact that only new structures and uses are subject to regulation is characteristic of all modern Western forms of land-use control, whether it is deemed constitutionally impermissible to require landowners to change existing uses or is simply politically inexpedient to do so.

First, the point of mentioning the permissible hastening of death as a merely foreseen side effect may be to contrast it with what is deemed morally impermissible: administering drugs that are not pain relievers to a patient with a terminal illness in order to hasten death and thereby cut short the patient's suffering.

This time some 850,000 Chinese-made toys, including Barbie playsets, were deemed to have "impermissible levels of lead".

On May 1, Krauthammer wrote this piece, in which he basically says that torture is absolutely impermissible except for 1. the "ticking bomb" scenario, and 2. any other situation in which it is deemed necessary to save lives.

Lloyd was deemed missing.