Sentence examples for no permissible from inspiring English sources

The legal argument is that the brewers and the stores know that they are selling alcohol to people who have no permissible place to consume it, and who are smuggling it onto the reservation for illegal use and resale.

Lawyers for Rights of Women had told the court large numbers of victims are being turned away "at the first hurdle" because they have no permissible evidence, and had been left with the choice of paying a solicitor privately – often resulting in them going into debt – representing themselves, or doing nothing and continuing to be at risk.

The results showed a predominance of heptachlor, HCH derivatives and DDT isomers but there is no permissible limit for these compounds in this fruit.

This claim (for which Chomsky had little basis: see Pullum 1983) would immediately guarantee that not all finite languages are humanly learnable (there are infinitely many finite languages, so for most of them there would be no permissible grammar).

Although, there is no permissible limit for silica in drinking water; the values obtained in this study was higher than the value that is naturally found in water which might indicate pollution from the gold mining activities.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, which conducts research on workplace safety, has no recommended exposure limit guidelines for nanomaterials, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has no permissible exposure limit specific to engineered nanomaterials.

Here in the UK, although it is no longer permissible to ask an alleged victim about their sexual history in court, the judicial process has not evolved past victim blaming.

Seating them on the sun porch, in the attic, or in the basement for the Thanksgiving meal is no longer permissible, nor is the requirement that they wear bags over their heads and/or name tags.

This is how you carry on?" Tidhar, likewise, sees a crop of blockbusters about the harm superheroes wreak as deeply indicative of the era: one in which the self-obsession of the 90s is no longer permissible, but the clarity of the 30s and 40s is no longer available.

But circumstances have changed so that it is no longer permissible for P to make the waterhole his exclusive property.

He also admitted there had been "a degree of misrepresentation" in the media regarding what specific acts were no longer permissible.