Sentence examples for least permissible from inspiring English sources

And yet one seems far more palatable or, at least, permissible than the other.

A problem is that such consequentialism would seem to imply that we morally ought not to contribute those resources to charity, although such contributions seem at least permissible.

But helping others in need would not fully exercise my autonomy unless my fundamental reason for doing so is not that I have some feeling or desire, but rather that it would be right or at least permissible to do so.

This account is sometimes used to support the claim that doing harm is worse than allowing harm, on the grounds that, on this account, allowing harm is simply a matter of letting nature take its course, which, other things being equal, is good, or at least permissible.

As T cell priming during infection requires processing and presentation of peptides in infected target cells, peptides that are recognized post infection are presumed to be at least permissible for TAP transport.

To live in an economically and socially developed country, and applaud the killing of innocent people because they were (according to them) in a night club (aka to them a brothel!!!!!!) is at the least not permissible.

To reach sustainability in the wider sense the common society has to meet the 7 tenets – that management actions have to be environmentally sustainable, economically viable, technologically feasible, socially desirable (or at least tolerable), legally permissible, administratively achievable and politically expedient.

Six patients (67 %) had at least 1 non-permissible value of PF or D* within the 4 consecutive examinations.

At the same briefing, Daniel J. Dell'Orto, the Pentagon's principal deputy general counsel, said the initial decision to hold the detainee without registering him was permissible, at least temporarily, for security reasons.

Tokyo Electric Power Company, the operator, said the elevated radiation levels in the water, which had flooded the turbine buildings adjacent to the reactors at the plant, were at least four times the permissible exposure levels for workers at the plant and 100,000 times more than water ordinarily found at a nuclear facility.

(See "The Dollar Longs For Rates" and "Lifeboats For A Sinking Dollar").. Nonetheless, the fall is permissible, at least so far, because it spurs the economy's export sector, not to mention cheapens the cost of U.S. debt.