Sentence examples for its permissibility from inspiring English sources

Probabilism, in casuistry, a principle of action grounded on the premise that, when one does not know whether an action would be sinful or permissible, he may rely on a "probable opinion" for its permissibility even though a more probable opinion calls it sinful.

The Old Testament patriarchs owned slaves, Jewish law clearly assumed its permissibility and the Apostle Paul's New Testament letters repeatedly compelled slaves to be obedient and loyal to their masters.

Instead, the reason for the individual marital sexual act determines its permissibility.

On the other hand, there is vanishingly little defence of its permissibility.

However, it is not clear how the justice of a health inequality's cause could settle the question of its permissibility unless no valid principle of justice applies directly to health inequalities.

Efficient knock-in of various constructs, called targeted transgenesis, in a locus selected for its permissibility to the tet inducible system, was obtained through the stimulation of site-specific homologous recombination by the meganuclease I-SceI.

(The film even has an analog for Brian Krakow, the nerdy boy whose desperate love for the heroine is requited with sisterly affection.) That short-lived series was notable, in the era of "Beverly Hills 90210," for its relatively honest look at adolescent life, including, within the bounds of network permissibility, its sexual aspects.

In any event, the interrelationships among suicide's moral permissibility, its rationality, and the duties of others and of society as a whole is complex, and we should be wary of assuming that an answer to any one of these four questions decisively settles the other three.

When the ultra-minimal state secures the permissibility of its monopoly oversight by providing free or subsidized protection to those who are (otherwise) disadvantaged by its oversight it becomes a (legitimate) minimal state.

In asserting the permissibility of its enforced oversight, the dominant association does not maintain that it has some unique claim to suppress or control moderately risky agencies or individuals.

Such a model does not seem able to capture or even accommodate basic deontological notions like strict cutoffs between prohibited and permissible acts, the permissibility of an act depending on more than its expected consequences, or the significance of intended versus non-intended harms and benefits.