Sentence examples for permissible according to from inspiring English sources
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from the Quartermaster General of the Army that sealed trains -the supply trains-should be sent through Yugoslavia, which would have been permissible according to international law.
Although Gov. Christie Whitman never resorted to the plan, her staff produced a legal opinion that such an arrangement was permissible, according to McGreevey administration officials.
As a result, Mr. Bass concluded that Enron accounted for the transaction in a way that was not permissible, according to an e-mail message he wrote.
According to some such codes, eating beef is permissible; according to others, it is an abomination and must never be allowed.
"The Israelis have never accepted that and the US has tacitly agreed that their position has validity and has shown that limited building is permissible". According to another European diplomat, the change in US policy is a "huge shift".
The sulphur content of the atmos phere in Miskolc, an industrial center in northern Hungary, was found to be double the permissible level, according to the newspaper.
At the time the city's zoning map was introduced in 1961, however, St . Vincents was bigger than the permissible size, according to Shelly S. Friedman, a lawyer advising the hospital.
MUMBAI, June 3, (Reuters) — Millions in India breathe air loaded with cancer-causing chemicals and toxic gases at levels that are thousands of times higher than permissible limits, according to an independent study released Saturday.
The present adsorption process could reduce the arsenic and fluoride concentration in both synthetic and spiked ground water to below 10 ppb and 1.5 ppm respectively which are the maximum permissible limits according to the World Health Organization (WHO) drinking water guidelines.
The obtained results indicated that the synthesized zeolite-A4 can remove iron and manganese ions from groundwater to the permissible limit according to the standards drinking water law.
