Sentence examples for it not permissible from inspiring English sources

The Ekeberg Line lost traffic because it did not operate to the city center, and with the 1960 decision in the city council was it not permissible to lay new tracks to Stortorvet.

Statements such as "this hadith is weak" or "it is not permissible to kill prisoners of war" can be backed by religious texts, but how early Muslim leaders acted is similarly powerful, if not more persuasive.

The Court's decision set a new standard for scientific evidence in America: for the first time, it held that it was not permissible for expert witnesses to testify to what was "generally accepted" to be true in their field.

It is shown that it is not permissible to neglect the effects of silica particle mass loading or even the heat of GeO2 condensation.

But it added: "Regardless of the reason, it is not permissible for a performer who exerts such a strong social influence on mainstream TV to have these ties".

For a religious leader, whether it's listening to or learning music, it's not permissible inside or outside your house.

It is recognised that, in some jurisdictions, it is not permissible to mention more than one individual in a clinical report.

The Morality of Self-Defense Traditional theorists seek to justify their extraordinary claim — that those who fight and kill in an unjust war never do wrong provided they kill in accordance with the rules — by appealing to the familiar idea that, while it is not permissible to attack people who are innocent, it can be permissible to attack and kill those who are noninnocent.

I learned that it is not permissible to leave an hour early without asking, even if it is my birthday.

Article 21 of the 1997 Council of Europe Convention of Human Rights and BioMedicine provides that it is not permissible for the human body or its parts as such to give rise to profits.

It turns out that either position or momentum are dynamically significant, but it is not permissible to assume that position and momentum are both dynamically significant in any single context.