it's permissible

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Ms. McCaffrey's view is that it's permissible even if a fair market rent is more than the annual exclusion, so long as the arrangement is "at will," meaning the occupants can be evicted at any time.

In any case, to subscribe to the conclusion of the indispensability argument in the face of Sober's or Maddy's objections is to hold the position that it's permissible at least to have ontological commitment to entities that receive no empirical support.

It's permissible to use excessive force on an immigrant waving his wallet in New York's inner city (a k a Democratic precincts), but it's not permissible to use excessive force near an immigrant being tucked into a closet in Miami's inner city (a k a Republican precincts).

The hard-core Second Wave feminists think so little of women that they are compelled to control them, tell them what's acceptable to read or enjoy or think is funny and dictate whom it's permissible to be attracted to, i.e. to tell them that they are supposed to hate Maddox and I because we aren't pussy-whipped sycophants.

That's not a persuasive argument, but it's permissible.

But, he said, "most courts say it's permissible by state law and therefore can't be denied".

Leibovich defended Israel's action in international waters, saying it was permissible when a country's security was threatened.

"RBC's trading was permissible in 2005, and it is permissible today under the CFTC's published guidance," Elisa Barsotti, a spokeswoman for RBC, said in a statement.

One of the council's rulings was that it is permissible for a Muslim to attend a Thanksgiving celebration.

Its sheikhs concede that it is permissible to greet infidels on personal or national occasions.

Its topics vary from whether it is permissible to kill a tyrant to whether it is permissible to tell off-color jokes at dinner parties.