Sentence examples for licit to from inspiring English sources

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 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".

Even Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, has acknowledged the moral quicksand of modern war, commenting in 2003 that "we must begin asking ourselves whether as things stand, with new weapons that cause destruction that goes well beyond the groups involved in the fight, it is still licit to allow that a 'just war' might exist".

It is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger period suggesting in a broader population substantial reduction of dental care needs.

This goal is so important that is licit to forgo any other result, including prolonging life or keeping the patient alive.

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.

A focus on illicit markets not only allows licit ones to expand, but may even drive illegal drug users to seek options that they perceive might get them in less trouble.

In 1989, Khomeini deemed it acceptable to buy and sell instruments, provided they were used "for licit purposes": to play religious music.

Canny and shape shifting, Mr. Cutrone moved fluidly through the worlds of the city — high and low, gay and straight, criminal and licit, Bowery to Park Avenue.

Potter, who has himself been questioned by the FBI in the past for legal protest activity, discerns in the terrorism label a campaign of pressure by law enforcement agencies, at the behest of animal enterprise and resource extraction industries, upon licit groups to curtail their Constitutionally protected advocacy activity.

It also stands to reason that if pain management is a priority for an individual and pain is being undertreated or not treated at all, that a person may return to licit or illicit drugs to "cure" the pain.