Sentence examples for it could be permissible from inspiring English sources

But she allowed that some of the evidence and testimony about it could be permissible later, depending on how the trial progressed.

We might nevertheless think it could be permissible to use genetic engineering to address social problems, if the genetic interventions are at hand and would reduce some suffering, and the social solutions are distant and rather unlikely.

On his flight home from Mexico last week, Pope Francis declared that contraception could be permissible in areas afflicted with the Zika virus because of the growing evidence linking it to serious birth defects.

One tactic would be to rule that only a small fraction of any ABS or corporate-bond issue could be permissible.

The difference between wars and conflicts that are not wars would therefore have to be sufficiently significant to explain how the same act could be permissible in the one context but murder in the other.

Usage of allogenic mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) could be permissible in vivo only if they retain their immune properties in an inflammatory setting.

I also believe that traditional, non-biomedical varieties of moral enhancement could be permissible when they operate directly on emotions.

The World Health Organization (WHO) advocates adequate relief from suffering as an essential part of care for the dying [ 1], for which reason palliative sedation could be permissible under specified conditions [ 2, 3].

It could be speculated that it has become more permissible for men to admit failure in sexual matters or that a real difference exists.

A maxim has morally permissible form, for Kant, only if it could be willed as a universal law.

And how could it be permissible to fail to do such a thing, if it is "extra good"?