Sentence examples for from impermissible from inspiring English sources

It couldn't determine if the millions that he'd donated to Farage's campaign were from "impermissible" – or foreign – sources.

Recognizing the difficulties in separating permissible explanation from impermissible partisan politicking, GAO has taken an extremely deferential view.

According to this school of thought, the "separation" of permissible targets (i.e., non-Muslim men) from impermissible targets is the precondition for a general attack.

"Members of Congress who traveled to Turkey accepted payment of travel expenses from impermissible sources, resulting in an impermissible gift, in violation of House rules and regulations," the report found.

But O'Connor has never revealed the constitutional standards that, in her view, distinguish permissible from impermissible voting districts, except to adopt a version of Justice Potter Stewart's test for identifying obscenity: you know it when you see it.

In support, they cited a verse from the Koran that reads, "Had they been separated clearly, then We would have chastised the unbelievers among them with a painful chastisement". According to this school of thought, the "separation" of permissible targets (i.e., non-Muslim men) from impermissible targets is the precondition for a general attack.

"In situations such as this," he added, "it is often a thin line that divides the permissible from the impermissible".

The irony is that, as Dreeben pointed out to the Court, that phrase was actually meant to distinguish a politician's legitimate feelings of "general gratitude," as the Court put it in a 2013 case, from the impermissible act of swapping a political favor for money.

It seems that SDL countenances inferences from patently impermissible states of affairs that someone is obliged to know hold when they hold to the conclusion that the same impermissible states of affairs are obligatory.[2] Return to Deontic Logic.

Cambridge Analytica is a US company and Mercer is a US citizen and British law, designed to protect its electoral system from outside influence, expressly forbids donations from foreign – or impermissible – donors.

"This is impermissible from the standpoint of democratic principles," the committee concluded in a report released Tuesday.