Sentence examples for certainly permissible from inspiring English sources

So speaking up is certainly permissible.

"In a society where there's lots of free speech, it's certainly permissible for private entities, as opposed to public ones, to try and say: 'Look, this person has wronged us grievously,' " said Dan Markel, a law professor at Florida State University.

Accordingly, when a dying patient requests assistance with dying in order to avoid unnecessary suffering it is certainly morally permissible for attending medical personnel to provide aid with dying.

Sucking one's thumb is certainly not permissible after a certain age.

The town code does list the items that are permissible, and certainly a caboose is not one of them.

Certainly, it would be permissible to discontinue life-supports if these patients were dead.

3. The authors of the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees the equal protection of the law and was adopted in 1868, almost certainly believed that racially segregated schools were permissible.

What was (and then was not) permissible artistically in post-revolution Russia certainly affected Malevich, as last year's magisterial Tate Modern exhibition demonstrated so painfully by showing his many lives: prisoner, revolutionary, suspected spy.

If xenon treatment is merely replicating low-oxygen environments by replacing oxygen with xenon, then its use to enhance athletic performance is permissible.The use of xenon by athletes certainly has government blessing.

But while it might be rationally permissible to be so risk-seeking, it is certainly not mandatory (Easwaran & Fitelson forthcoming: Section 8).

It is certainly presumptive to predict the future; however, it may be more permissible as a wish, rather than a forecast.