It has always been taken at least to be licit to appeal to logical vocabulary in elaborating the relation between analysandum and analysans target vocabulary and base vocabulary and, according to stronger versions of this thesis, that may be the only vocabulary it is licit to employ in that capacity.
As Paul Spade puts it, "[for Ockham,] self-reference is to be allowed except where it would lead to paradox in short, it is licit except where it is illicit" ("Ockham on Self-Reference," Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 15 (1974, 299).
It is licit and unobjectionable for head inclinations and other manifestations of civil observance before the deceased or their images.
I do think the alcohol problem is often overlooked because it's licit, and because there is a broad user base.
As the pope's top diplomat, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, confirmed in an interview granted to the French daily La Croix after the Paris attacks: "It is licit to stop the unjust aggressor".
It is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger period suggesting in a broader population substantial reduction of dental care needs.
Based on the short term of the follow-up, the exposure of both groups to fluoridated water and dentifrice as well as the significant outputs obtained among the boys, it is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger time period in those more vulnerable individuals of the population.
It rapidly moved on to a format where player armour was dispensed with, every form of violence possible without actual weapons was licit and, finally, where teams were consciously structured on racial and other group lines (there was a gay team, for instance) to improve audience identification with the sides.
Wherever disagreement was licit and impossible to extirpate by argument, the claims of all sides counted as merely probable.
