Sentence examples for impermissible use from inspiring English sources

unequivocal rejection of #chemicalweapons, militarism and impermissible use of force.

"All countrymen, especially peasants and farmers, are informed that from now on, the cultivation, manufacturing, processing, impermissible use, smuggle and trafficking of opium poppy and all its derivatives is declared illegal," said the order issued by Hamid Karzai, the chairman of the interim administration in Kabul.

"They have caused damage to the grounds themselves in a variety of different ways, their presence is incompatible with the nature of the parliament's grounds, which are unsuitable for use as a campsite and they have acted as a magnet, or a precedent, for other impermissible use of the grounds".

The computers presumably have no pre-existing content, or at least none that would be impermissible for use in public schools...

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.

However, if the GMO somehow uses components of non-kosher animals, say some genetic splicing with pigs or shellfish of some type, it may be rendered treif" - impermissible for consumption—"in terms of Jewish dietary law".

For example, a 1976 report by the Geneva-based International Commission of Jurists concluded: There is abundant evidence showing the systematic use of impermissible methods of psychological and physical torture of political suspects during interrogation.

In the brief siding with two white students who were rejected by the undergraduate program while minority candidates with lesser academic credentials were admitted, the administration argued that the university used two impermissible methods.

Mr. Silver presumes that I took 38 elections from 1860 to 2008 with known outcomes, found 13 key factors out of innumerable combinations of factors and used the impermissible methods of "overfitting and data dredging" to force the calls on these keys to conform to the results of these elections.

While the decree said the Board of Elections had used an impermissible procedure for handling the challenged votes, it did not alter any of the board's prior voter eligibility determinations and it did not address the underlying question of whether the voters actually lived in the village they said they did.