Sentence examples for impermissible that from inspiring English sources

"It is impermissible that such an operation take place without the knowledge of any institution of the Serb Republic," Mladen Ivanic, prime minister of the self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb Republic, told its Parliament in Banja Luka.

If it is impermissible that there be a crime, it will follow under similar symbolization that it is impermissible for the victim of the crime to help herself, which hardly sounds right.

For the deontic-agential compound above gets things right: it is impermissible that Jane Doe brings it about that your child is disciplined iff it is obligatory for Jane Doe that she does not bring it about that your child is disciplined.

The N.C.A.A. cleared Boatright to play Saturday, releasing a statement on its Web site detailing the case into what it called "impermissible benefits" that has disrupted his first season at UConn.

Some of these individual cells drew the line between permissible actions to achieve their political goals and impermissible actions that involved destruction of property and other provocative acts.

Earlier in February, the Federal Election Commission issued the Sanders campaign with its own warning over its fundraising, including possible impermissible contributions that exceeded the $2,700 limit, and donations originating from outside the United States and from unregistered political committees.

In Netanyahu's view, Obama, despite instituting crippling economic sanctions, despite carrying out a series of covert operations, despite diplomatic pressure, despite vows that an Iranian bomb is impermissible — despite all that — is weak and deluded.

Would you call that impermissible?

"First Amendment freedoms are most in danger when the government seeks to control thought or to justify its laws for that impermissible end," Justice Kennedy said, adding, "The right to think is the beginning of freedom, and speech must be protected from the government because speech is the beginning of thought".

The judge in their case dismissed the Hannas' 89-page reconstruction of their real estate activities as an "impermissible ballpark guesstimate" that didn't prove Susan spent more hours on real estate than on computers.

First, the point of mentioning the permissible hastening of death as a merely foreseen side effect may be to contrast it with what is deemed morally impermissible: administering drugs that are not pain relievers to a patient with a terminal illness in order to hasten death and thereby cut short the patient's suffering.