Sentence examples for permissible because from inspiring English sources
'Grappled' is permissible, because Aeschylus towers, even amid the peaks of Greek tragic drama.
Some courts say that collecting DNA by swabbing someone's cheek before conviction is permissible because the physical intrusion is minimal.
By that standard, the regulations were permissible because they served the city's important interest in public safety, he wrote.
However, this may not be permissible because British troops will be training Afghan forces for combat operations.
The city maintains that the firings of the men were permissible because their conduct would prove disruptive.
The affair is somehow permissible because "the war pressed, the war deranged, the war undid, the war excused".
Because of the Pope's position as the supreme authority in the Church, Celestine declared that the pope could freely resign, that it was permissible, and that, because, as supreme authority, it did not have to be accepted by anyone.
A library was permissible there because the property, along with the nearby Puck Building, had been rezoned for commercial and residential use.
But as in Schnell, the Court could have brushed those aside since "[t]he answer to that contention, of course, is that inequitable action does not become permissible simply because it is legally possible". Why didn't it?
Despite most online games being based around combat between players (often permitting the winner to take their opponent's possessions) the increasingly high stakes have prompted the gaming community to reassess its ethics, asking whether all strategies are equally permissible simply because they are all possible.
But this Court has said that not every legislative discrimination between foreign and domestic corporations is permissible merely because they differ, and that with respect to some subjects of legislation the differences between them may afford no reasonable basis for the imposition of a statutory restriction upon foreign corporations, not applied to domestic corporations.
