Sentence examples for only permissible for from inspiring English sources

While most discussions of the ethics of genetic enhancement have focused on whether the practice is ever permissible, some ethicists argue that it is not only permissible for parents to enhance their children, but a positive duty.

Now that secret corporate campaign contributions seem to be improving his own party's chances in November, he has forgotten his support for constitutionally permissible disclosures, instead arguing that disclosure is only permissible for contributions to candidates and parties.

In some jurisdictions, a strict reading of the law holds that it is only permissible for individuals to participate in research that is considered to be in their best interests.

Planned Parenthood has denied any wrongdoing, saying a handful of its clinics provided fetal tissue for research while receiving only permissible reimbursement for costs.

And the only permissible role for the West is in championing the virtues of the Other.

It is true that some language in those opinions might be read to suggest that remedying past discrimination is the only permissible justification for race-based governmental action.

Or only (let's be fair) that you just can't be "most successful?" And if the only permissible venues for discussing the skyrocketing, Ugandan-level growth of income inequality in the United States are "quiet rooms," where are these rooms?

But the appeals panel ruled the appointments invalid because they were made during an informal break, not an official recess — that time between formal yearlong sessions of Congress that the judges deemed the only permissible period for a presidential appointment that bypasses the Senate.

Un-blinding is only permissible if required for an urgent patient-safety issue There will be hierarchical coprimary end points.

And the only permissible blood-alcohol level for anyone carrying a gun is zero.

For Kant, an act is only permissible if one is willing for the maxim that allows the action to be a universal law by which everyone acts.