The word "impermissible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "impermissible" to describe something that is not allowed or not permitted. For example, "Smoking is impermissible in this public building."
"The Port Authority's policy of searching the cellphones of its probationary employees is an impermissible violation of this fundamental right" to privacy, the suit asserts.
It affords de facto recognition of the idea that media workers may not have private views on public matters, and pushes the absurd recent sacralisation of Anzac Day to a point where anything but full-throated celebration of heroism is impermissible.
The Chinese, however, are determined to push ahead and are furious at what they deem an impermissible politicisation of the World Bank.
In 1999 Ohio's Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the programme; but in late 2000 a federal court struck it down by a 2-1 vone, on the grounds that it had the "impermissible effect of promoting sectarian schools".
In the words of the trial judge, the law "creates an unconstitutional burden on the right to vote, has an impermissible discriminatory effect against Hispanics and African-Americans, and was imposed with an unconstitutional discriminatory purpose".
"Absent a pattern of prayers that over time denigrate, proselytize, or betray an impermissible government purpose," Justice Kennedy wrote, "a challenge based solely on the content of a prayer will not likely establish a constitutional violation".
The watered-down version of FCC's network-neutrality rules, currently winding their way through the legislative process, contain no language whatsoever about monthly usage caps, only about impermissible behaviour by cable firms and telecoms.
This time some 850,000 Chinese-made toys, including Barbie playsets, were deemed to have "impermissible levels of lead".
The BND then rejected thousands of search terms as impermissible, apparently because they aimed at European firms and governments, including France's.
Citizens attending such meetings may worry, for example, that they may not get their potholes mended unless they pray with everyone else.Thomas Hungar, the lawyer for Greece, admitted that it would be impermissible for a minister to begin a Supreme Court session by asking everyone to bow their heads to recognise the "saving sacrifice of Jesus on the cross".
It reportedly found less than $3 billion of NASA research programmes to be impermissible under the rules, excluding claims that relate to past programmes already remedied by America.
