Sentence examples for much permissible from inspiring English sources

Parent choice, league tables, residential geography, too much permissible selection and the desire of individual schools to maximise their results make it almost inevitable that a hierarchy of schools will be perpetuated.

"After Watergate and the women's movement, it became much less permissible to act this way, but technology seems to have restored this veil, or the sense that there is a veil.

The literature says: "We like to 'spoil' all our patients as much as safely permissible".

In some contexts, the bounds of this 'more or less' (i.e., of how much inequality is permissible) can be safely left to intuitive judgement.

In addition, the water from the well has been containing unusually high concentrations of nitrate (53 138 mg/L)—much higher than permissible limit for drinking water supply while the river water had much lower concentrations (0.3 4.2 mg/L).

Even weak sufficiency implies that the harm principle must be supplemented with some other principle, such as the utilitarian principle, in order to determine if regulation is permissible, much less required.

The substrate exhibited a high sensitivity for arsenic detection with a limit of detection down to 1.5 μg L−1, which is much lower than permissible limit (10 μg L−1) set by the WHO.

The Huffington Post revealed in May that two pages' worth of guidelines stipulated all the rank-and-file do's and don't's, right down to how much stitching was permissible on blue jeans.

Here people are exposed to arsenic by drinking heavily contaminated ground water, which is much above the permissible limits laid by WHO [ 2].

The proposal does not spell out how much contamination might be permissible.

Apart from wanting the house to be white, Dr. Dean insisted that it have as much glass as structurally permissible.