Sentence examples for making it permissible from inspiring English sources

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making it "permissible" for councils to include environmental considerations in investment decision-making, is being superseded by the view that failing to regard these considerations could be a breach of fiduciary duty.

"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.

He said he had heard of people eating cats or dogs after Syrian clerics issued an edict making it permissible for those facing extreme hunger.

However, scholars of the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences in conjunction with the WHO have determined that the transformation of pork products into gelatin sufficiently alters them, thus making it permissible for observant Muslims to receive vaccines containing gelatin [ 15].

Does that make it permissible?

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

What happened to Semenya in Berlin made it permissible but I suspect the athletes who win medals with this condition won't tell anyone.

They also have a culture that makes it permissible to hate women," Garai said in her first interview on the issue.

Rejecting an argument that the prohibition violated free speech, the court said the temporary nature of the ban made 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.