Sentence examples for impermissible arguments from inspiring English sources

However, once you begin asking the jury to make inferences, interpret facts in your favor, and/or resolve disputes, you are most likely making impermissible arguments.[16].[16]

The federal courts generally have declined to enjoin lock-up options despite arguments that lock-ups constitute impermissible "manipulative" conduct forbidden by Section 14 e) of the Williams Act [15 U.S.C. § 78n e)].

Assume for the sake of argument that it is morally impermissible to destroy human embryos.

We can't talk with the students to help them negotiate the line between permissible and impermissible sexual acts, simply because for us all are impermissible.

Petitioners assert two lines of arguments as to why EPA's interpretation is impermissible.

Its argument has two parts: first, that there is no impermissible government coercion because the pregame messages are the product of student choices; and second, that there is really no coercion at all because attendance at an extracurricular event, unlike a graduation ceremony, is voluntary.

Mr. Fieger's closing argument to the jury, according to DaimlerChrysler, was laced with impermissible appeals to punish the company.

The argument that is being made is that this is an impermissible delegation of the legislative power that Article I of the Constitution gives only to Congress.

Dinah Rose QC, representing Mr Evans, said in a written argument before the court that the attorney general had "adopted an impermissible blanket approach, unreasonably failing to consider the public interest balance in respect of each individual piece of correspondence".

Nor can one characterize the third element as "impermissible distorting" once one understands that there are two sides to the opinion' s argument that the Florida Supreme Court "virtually eliminated the secretary's discretion".

Similarly for "The Robber's (Repenter's) Paradox", where now we focus on the robber making amends (or repenting) for his crime, and again we seem to get the result that it is impermissible for the robber to make amends for his crime, suggesting a rather convenient argument against all obligations to ever make amends for one's crimes.