As the pope's top diplomat, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, confirmed in an interview granted to the French daily La Croix after the Paris attacks: "It is licit to stop the unjust aggressor".
It is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger period suggesting in a broader population substantial reduction of dental care needs.
This goal is so important that is licit to forgo any other result, including prolonging life or keeping the patient alive.
Based on the short term of the follow-up, the exposure of both groups to fluoridated water and dentifrice as well as the significant outputs obtained among the boys, it is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger time period in those more vulnerable individuals of the population.
Taxpayers may wonder why the existing deep-pocket system came to be licit, why their elected public servants can (must?) routinely behave as crass mendicants.
When a physician pulls a feeding tube, is she "merely omitting" to do something, which would presumably be licit, or is she actually doing something, i.e., removing the tube, which would presumably be illicit?
And despite the 21% reduction this year, there is no doubt that the danger that Afghanistan will become a narco-state remains real.While being politely careful to express their gratitude for a study that "offers an alternative option", western officials are in private worried that the suggestion that opium production could be licit might confuse Afghan farmers.
Wherever disagreement was licit and impossible to extirpate by argument, the claims of all sides counted as merely probable.
The second question asked whether it was licit for someone else to acquire the title to the loan from the forced lender, for a sum smaller than the initial loan, and continue to receive the annual sum from the commune.
The first was whether it was licit for a creditor to receive interest on a forced loan.
