Sentence examples for of an impermissible from inspiring English sources
To many, it seemed like the dictionary definition of an impermissible "fishing expedition".
Stones finding of an impermissible purpose is hardly controlling here.
The police also dropped their inquiry into Harman's acceptance of an impermissible £5,000 by proxy from the property developer David Abrahams, though she went on to win the deputy leadership.
Goldstein cast FINRA's objectionable demands as part of an impermissible fishing expedition -- one in which the self-regulatory organization ("SRO") improperly sought his production of documents and information about an unrelated third party and violated his due process rights.
In analyzing either alternative, the questions are whether the involvement is excessive and whether it is a continuing one calling for official and continuing surveillance leading to an impermissible degree of entanglement.
In analyzing either alternative the questions are whether the involvement is excessive, and whether it is a continuing one calling for official and continuing surveillance leading to an impermissible degree of entanglement". Id., at 674-675, 90 S.Ct., at 1414-1415.
[T]he questions are whether the involvement is excessive, and whether it is a continuing one calling for official and continuing surveillance leading to an impermissible degree of entanglement".23 In 1971, these three tests were combined and restated in Chief Justice Burger's opinion for the Court in Lemon v. Kurtzman,24 and are frequently referred to by reference to that case name.
An organization as powerful and all encompassing as the NCAA, who recently found a USC student athlete guilty of getting an impermissible benefit by riding in a golf cart for five minutes between buildings says they are powerless to address the issue of pedophilia in college locker rooms.
She characterized Caesars' removal of the parent company guarantee on some of its debt as "an impermissible out-of-court debt restructuring achieved through collective action".
On June 25th, the Court had ruled the New York State Regents' prayer which public-school students recited "voluntarily," generally after the Pledge of Allegiance to be an impermissible intrusion of church upon state.
"If the minority seats go from 14 out of 61, to 14 out of 62, then that's an impermissible dilution of their influence," said Senator Martin Connor of Brooklyn, the Democratic minority leader, who is an election law expert.
