Sentence examples for in a permissible from inspiring English sources

"I give explicit detail on how a man should give his wife an orgasm in a permissible manner," he explained.

(In a permissible bit of revisionist history, the band's hobbled, post-Jones sixth record, "Cut the Crap," largely crap, has been cut).

Mr. Begor did not even realize Equifax was doing it until I told him, though he said he did believe the company got proper consent and used the data in a permissible fashion.

It is also found that the outlet vapor temperatures and the temperature differences in the water wall system are all in a permissible range and the metal temperatures meet the boiler operating requirement completely.

The experimental results show that the rifled tube can effectively prevent the occurrence of Departure from Nucleate Boiling (DNB) and keep the tube wall temperature in a permissible range under the operating condition of supercritical CFB boiler.

In a permissible bit of whimsy, a wall label has Peter Cooper thanking as well as crediting the participants: Joe Burchfield, Alan Dubinsky, Leonard Eiger, Lorilee Garbowski, David...Gerlach, Del Hillgartner, Max Hyder, William Jung, Sandra Lesch, Jon Olsen and Jimmy Wong.

In fact, a permissible delay in payment decreases the cost of inventory holding because this action decreases the amount of capital invested in inventory for the duration of the permissible period.

It would be programmed, for example, to home in on a permissible target — a person who can be identified as an enemy combatant because he is wearing a uniform, say — or to determine that shooting is not permissible, because the target is in a school or a hospital, or has already been wounded.

In contrast, "a permissible goal... require[s] only a good-faith effort... to come within a range demarcated by the goal itself," Sheet Metal Workers v. EEOC, supra, at 495, and permits consideration of race as a "plus" factor in any given case while still ensuring that each candidate "compete[s] with all other qualified applicants".

And while the law is supposed to protect her from irrelevant questioning on her sexual history, "belief in consent" is a permissible defence, and bias among judges is common.

To take an obvious example, it would be improper for us to hold that, although the Constitution sets 35 as the age below which one cannot be President, age 30 would in fact be a permissible construction of this term.