Immigration restrictions have been deemed permissible under longstanding precedent dating back to 1889.
Following an investigation, the watchdog expressed concerns that the donor could not be deemed permissible.
Milch succeeded in redefining what the ABC censors would tolerate; flashes of full frontal nudity and certain previously proscribed words ("son of a bitch," "asshole") were deemed permissible.
That was unpopular and resulted in the record losing much of its lustre, so the rules have been reversed to encompass whatever aerodynamic equipment is currently deemed permissible.
Since travel by gondola was deemed permissible on the Sabbath, the observant had no trouble floating back each week to pray at the scuola of their choice.
Only two states -- Massachusetts and California -- set limits on the allowable amount of perchlorate in drinking water, both at levels far below what the EPA deemed permissible.
That a Supreme Court nominee should be guaranteed lifetime employment with only the perfunctory scrutiny that has been deemed permissible by his political supporters seems unfair to the rest of us.
Mr. Yerushalmi also took aim at the industry of Islamic finance — specifically American banks offering funds that invest only in companies deemed permissible under Shariah, which would exclude, for example, those that deal in alcohol, pork or gambling.
The ambiguity of its gray zone serves the government's interests, allowing some of the country's best authors to stay within its borders, despite having repeatedly transgressed the boundaries of what it deems permissible.
At the same time, the charter does not prohibit cruel, inhuman, or degrading punishments, fails to extend rights to noncitizens in many areas, and authorizes restrictions on freedom of thought, conscience, and religion that exceed what is deemed permissible under international human rights law.
The data gaps also hamper the government's ability to set sensible, "acceptable take" limits, the numbers of turtles deemed permissible for fishermen to accidentally catch, she says.
