Sentence examples for be permissible to ask from inspiring English sources

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.

If the fire dies or the batteries lose power, it is permissible to ask a non-Jew to replace them.

Beginning July 1, it will no longer be permissible to address mail to "Householder," or "Patron".

It's permissible to have faith, and it must be permissible to hope for a salvation for this world.

At what stage of seeking a job is it permissible to ask about the salary on offer?

It is perfectly permissible to ask for a fork or spoon if you get too frustrated.

"You have to ask yourself why it's permissible to have these animals in the country," Mr. Ryan said.

"We will ask if it's permissible to put another storey on the building and I'll come back in a couple of months to defend what we've come up with".

The evidence is overwhelming – not to mention the fact that Bush has admitted, even, boasted of his crimes, saying "damn right" when asked if it was permissible to waterboard a detainee, a recognized act of torture.

Mencius similarly tries to induce reflection in a government official who asks whether it is permissible to reduce the crushing tax burden on the peasants slightly this year, and wait until next year to lower it to a reasonable level.

I thought about Saad-Ghorayeb's argument that many in Hezbollah consider all Jews guilty of conspiring against Islam, and I asked Fadlallah if it was permissible to kill Jews beyond the borders of Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.