Sentence examples for permissible are from inspiring English sources

Some things which were then morally permissible are now impermissible.

Without a proscription on child labour, the limits on what is permissible are likely to become blurred and then extended.

Civil liberties lawyers say the so-called consent searches, although the United States Supreme Court has ruled them permissible, are inherently coercive because of the disparity in power between an officer and a motorist.

And they say that the gray area of the nonprofit world -- covering activities that while permissible, are likely to dismay donors who learn of them -- extends beyond high overhead costs.

Those who say that martyrdom operations are not permissible are expressing the wishes of the tyrants, the United States and its agents.... America is in decline; the economic drain is continuing but more strikes are required and the youths must strike the key sectors of the American economy.

Bradley and Steele (2014a) argue that decision rules that make refusing both bets merely permissible are legitimate ways to make imprecise decisions.

Now social media (where only binary emotions are permissible) is problematic.

The opinion that euthanasia is morally permissible is traceable to Socrates, Plato, and the Stoics.

Whether that is permissible is the subject of litigation, including two cases pending in the Delaware Bankruptcy Court.

An account of the conditions under which faith is permissible is thus the key to an ethics of faith.

In this manner a caring ethos in which some admissions of weakness may be permissible is situated within hegemonic masculinity.