Sentence examples for make it permissible from inspiring English sources

Does that make it permissible?

"I have never seen anything that would make it permissible to use tear gas to get traffic out of the way," Mr. Schmitt said.

Similarly, support for such measures does not require the (relatively rare) belief that abortion is never permissible, but only the belief that not every reason for which a woman might want an abortion is sufficiently weighty to make it permissible.

I want funders to pay for gold OA when they can afford to do so, provided they already require green OA and require the rights to make it permissible.

And one other thing: With Emmert's backing, the N.C.A.A.'s board of directors, composed of college and university presidents (Emmert himself is a former president of the University of Washington), agreed to make it permissible for Division I schools to pay their athletes a $2,000 stipend.

The Regulation Y order states that the amendment it adopts "will make it permissible for bank holding companies to engage in the data processing and transmission services the Board has approved by order in the [Citicorp] case". Regulation Y Order, 47 Fed.Reg.Reg

Next week, Lancashire's pension fund committee will consider a report on responsible investment that will state that the Law Commission's opinion of July 2014, making it "permissible" for councils to include environmental considerations in investment decision-making, is being superseded by the view that failing to regard these considerations could be a breach of fiduciary duty.

And if consent makes it permissible to do what would normally be forbidden, then consent makes it permissible for me to kill myself.

"They also have a culture that makes it permissible to hate women".

"That should make us wonder about the wisdom of ever making it permissible to end this terrible marvelous thing called life".

Instead, the European Commission is asking national governments to approve a rule change, making it permissible for winemakers to produce cheap pink wine by blending white wine with red.