Sentence examples for is permissible do from inspiring English sources

If it is permissible, do so with great care and avoid doing it on any headstones that appear fragile, very old, and in disrepair.

Simply because something is permissible, does not mean it's proper.

If the yarn is smooth and flat, a fast press is permissible but do not do this for any fluffy or bumpy yarn and never with synthetic threads or yarns.

At a conference yesterday organised by the Progress Educational Trust, representatives of different faith traditions – and the secular philosopher John Harris – gave their views on what it is permissible to do with human embryos.

"I don't think you have to be an expert to see that if one side wants to or has an umbrella against various threats, it can begin to suffer from the illusion that it is permissible to do whatever it likes, and then its actions will become many times more aggressive and the threat of a global confrontation will reach a danger level," he said.

While the high court has written critically of partisan gerrymandering in the past, it has never struck down a gerrymander on partisan grounds and has yet to establish a standard to determine when it is permissible to do so.

Finally, although it is permissible to do non-Swing work on the EDT, such work ought to be minimized, as this has the potential to cause the GUI to hang because such work is given a higher priority than repainting the GUI.

I didn't think Harriet was looking for a rabbinic ruling — we do everything we can to save a life, but when death is inevitable, it can be permissible to do nothing.

If you practice photographing kids, check with the coach that it's permissible to do so.

Acidification is permissible because pH does not affect the electron transfer kinetics from the electrode to Fe(II) [10, 11].

If an action agrees with the rational and social aspects of human nature, it is permissible; if it doesn't, it is impermissible (cf. I.1.12.1).