Sentence examples for impermissible to use from inspiring English sources

It does not address duties for which it is impermissible to use force to ensure compliance or to rectify (e.g., punish) non-compliance (e.g., a duty to see your mother on her birthday).

Although he does not draw this conclusion, if great apes have full or near-full moral status, then it is probably impermissible to use them in any kind of chimeric research in which scientists are currently interested.

The collection of vast amounts of telephone metadata can reveal all sorts of highly private information about how we lead our lives, and misguided government officials might well be tempted in the future to use that database for impermissible, illegal and unconstitutional purposes.

Judge Leon, though, found it impermissible to prevent national parties from using such donations for activities like increasing party registration or getting out the vote.

The fact that only new structures and uses are subject to regulation is characteristic of all modern Western forms of land-use control, whether it is deemed constitutionally impermissible to require landowners to change existing uses or is simply politically inexpedient to do so.

If it was okay to place a detainee in a box with insects (a practice the Justice Department authorized), then why would it be impermissible to engage in "rectal feeding" (a medically unnecessary practice the Senate report says was used on detainees).

These letters are used, if a deal is discovered in an audit and ruled impermissible, to win waiver of penalties that can equal 75percentt of the tax due.

So why then is it impermissible to provide similar protection to other public spaces?

For a long time, it has been impermissible to call anyone a "model": all are supermodels.

Under lex talionis it is impermissible to execute those whose crimes do not warrant the ultimate sanction.

House guidelines on the rules of debate say it is impermissible to refer to the president as a liar.