Discriminating by place of residence was permissible, the court explained, because it is not a characteristic, such as sex or race, "which is specially protected by the law".
The presumption seems to be that it is permissible not to continue with ANH because it is essentially futile.
We could not test the latter effect because it is not permissible under current endangered salmon management practices to release fish from multiple river-specific sources at a given site within the protected range of the species.
"It is an important case because it is a test of the permissible limits of military criminal jurisdiction," said Eugene R. Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice, a nonprofit organization.
As the cardiovascular risk is associated with abnormal carbohydrate metabolism (23), it is not permissible to diagnose prediabetes patients as having normal carbohydrate metabolism because it is very important to detect early states predisposing to diabetes.
Only against Israel is it permissible to engage in a "martyrdom attack," he said, and this is because it is "only the Jews who kill innocent people".
This is an unusual principle to denominate as a necessary "metaphysical" truth because it is an epistemic thesis about what it is permissible for one to infer.
So it would seem to be possible for there to be normative systems with gaps: systems where something is neither explicitly obligatory, impermissible, nor permissible because, say, it is neither explicitly commanded, prohibited or permitted by the relevant authority.
It's almost like they're making hay while the sun shines, because it's somehow permissible now [when they are pregnant].
