These guidelines have attempted to define what is clearly permissible as well as what is clearly not permissible for the University and its investigators when interacting with commercial enterprises.
If, on the other hand, the Commission decides that the discontinuance is clearly permissible under § 13a of the Act, and decides not to conduct an investigation or decides to terminate an investigation already begun, an aggrieved person has no recourse to the courts to review the Commission's decision.
But both the current and former accounting firms for WorldCom, KPMG and Arthur Andersen, have said that such treatment of expenses is clearly not permissible under the rules.
While it is clearly not permissible in modern Britain to caricature certain ethnic groups or to ascribe racist or sexist views to them, it is apparently permissible to present the people of Kazakhstan as a bunch of rabid Jew-haters and serial sexual molesters.
The rulings went so far as to deny Justice Lewis Powell's declaration in Bakke that diversity is "clearly a constitutionally permissible goal" for institutions of higher education.
For the social scientist qua an ideally rational and informed actor, "the range of permissible solutions is clearly delimited, the relevant probabilities and utilities precisely specified, and even the criteria of rationality to be employed (e.g., maximization of expected utilities) is clearly stated" (Hempel 1965, 481).
"The real scandal here may be not what is illegal, but what is totally permissible," Mr. Thompson said, adding, "The system is clearly not designed with the interest of the general public or the investor in mind".
I believe that here it is clearly proved that, for these and similar problems, it is not permissible to make use of the usual simplifications.
But Tasini is clearly inapposite; it dealt with the question whether the defendants' copying was permissible, not whether the defendants were the ones who made the copies.
Where the timeline has not been clearly established, score 0. Examples of permissible violations of temporal order, where they are intentional by the child, and not simply errors.
Where there are two permissible views of the evidence, the factfinder's choice between them cannot be clearly erroneous"); Inwood Laboratories, Inc. v. Ives Laboratories, Inc., 456 U.S. 844, 857-858, 102 S.Ct.
