Sentence examples for increasingly permissible from inspiring English sources
With the increasingly permissible legal environment, the first HIV sentinel surveillance (HSS) site to target MSM was established in Heilongjiang Province in 2002 [ 345].
I have written several times in this column about how newspapers push at the laws of contempt, publishing any gossip they can get, not only during police investigations (which is permissible) but also after arrest, and increasingly even after charge.
Fixed metrics were useful for regulators, and such metrics became increasingly important as the Forest Service's vision of setting permissible stocking levels for grazing districts became generalized with the passage of the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934.
"This is a firm line that we can hold onto, that a race-neutral policy intended to promote parental choice and diversity is constitutionally permissible," Ms. Cohen said, noting that in the past two decades federal courts have increasingly ruled against the use of race in school assignments.
The Mets came home to Citi Field on Friday to play in front of a crowd that bore the hope and optimism that are always permissible at this point of the season, even for skeptical fans who have grown increasingly cynical over the past two years.
Despite most online games being based around combat between players (often permitting the winner to take their opponent's possessions) the increasingly high stakes have prompted the gaming community to reassess its ethics, asking whether all strategies are equally permissible simply because they are all possible.
Permissible Acts, Unjust War?
Is capital punishment permissible?
Were defensive wars permissible?
