Sentence examples for only be permissible from inspiring English sources

Plainly, this unpatriotic conduct can only be permissible for good anti-Europeans like himself.

He suggested a significant additional requirement: control orders should only be permissible if they are accompanying a genuine, ongoing criminal investigation, authorised by the DPP.

The next week we did run cartoons, leading off with this one, by Leo Cullum, which showed that, in a fearful and dour time, laughter would not only be permissible but necessary.

Xenotransplantation clinical trials should only be permissible in countries with a well-developed regulatory framework to oversee high-risk biomedical research.

May's suggestion, that FGCS only be permissible when there is a physical or psychological justification, becomes redundant when definitions are this subjective.

"It would only be permissible to use force if there is credible evidence that a foreign agent is going to mount the next armed attack and that was confirmed by the Security Council".

This type of behavior seems not only to be permissible, but encouraged in Stephen Harper's Canada.

Torture would be permissible only for former British prime ministers with blood on their hands.

Unblinding of the assessors will be permissible only in the case of a serious adverse event.

The commission said English-only rules were permissible only when justified by business necessity.

"For a functioning democracy, you not only need free speech to be permissible by law, you also need free speech to be commercially viable," Krishnan said.