Sentence examples for permissible age from inspiring English sources

The youngest permissible age is 17; there is no maximum, and even 70-year-olds have been students.

The rule amendments extend the permissible age of financial statements in Form 1-A to nine months.

These are interesting arguments that might be used to justify increasing the permissible age for all marriages but it would be unjustifiable, unworkable and unpopular.

Light work may be permissible from age 13.

Sucking one's thumb is certainly not permissible after a certain age.

It is apparently permissible, in our mean-spirited age, to talk about how much disabled people cost the state, but I can't imagine it would be OK to laugh at them.

It's the time of year when style sections debate whether it's permissible for men of a certain age to bare their knees and toes.

(Minor distinctions for age and smoking are permissible, but that's it). Texas et al. argue that those provisions can't be "severed" from the individual mandate tax, and therefore they must be unconstitutional.

AGES 10-13 -- Permissible at the lower end of this age group and a natural at the upper.

The mortars prepared by TFG glass sand have a low ASR expansion, at the tested age of 14 days, which are below permissible limits (0.10%).

It is also an unusual scandal — not only because of the girl's age, which was at the border of permissible and punishable, but also because of the role played by the social networking site.