Sentence examples for has become permissible from inspiring English sources

Since then a more extensive religious vocabulary among Republicans and Democrats alike has become permissible in political life.

Louisiana is now invoking the same approach to argue that an application of the death penalty once widely deemed unconstitutional has become permissible.

"In the name of the state all has become permissible," Mr. Gotovac told The New York Times in a June 1997 interview about Mr. Tudjman's government.

In her book Borderline Justice: The Fight for Refugee and Migrant Rights, Frances Webber notes that "destitution is a weapon" and shunting more people towards it has become permissible.

Daily Mail commentator Peter Oborne is right to argue that it has become "permissible to fabricate malicious falsehoods and therefore foment hatred against Muslims in a way which would be regarded as immoral and illegal if perpetrated against any other vulnerable section of society".

It could be speculated that it has become more permissible for men to admit failure in sexual matters or that a real difference exists.

Somehow it has become the pulpit from which permissible boundaries of thought and deed are dictated to the prime minister.

Urban chicken farming, now legally permissible in many cities, has become a popular hobby for foodies.

In the post-Brown v. Board of Ed era, tracking has become what UNC sociologist Karolyn Tyson describes in her book Integration Interrupted as a "legally permissible way to separate students by race". And tracking matters.

It has become further complicated since TxDOT's funding is dependent on revenue from multiple sources with different permissible uses.

If ambiguity exists, however, then a court must defer to the agency's interpretation of the statutory text as long as that construction is "based on a permissible construction of the statute". Embraced by justices on both sides of the ideological spectrum, Chevron has become a lynchpin of modern regulatory law.