"It's fully permissible for the candidates to go to a fundraising event for these super PACs and have a super PAC spokesperson ask the crowd for money before introducing the candidate, who then speaks about the campaign strategy," said Ryan.
Some practitioners (call them rationalists) argue that only propositions that can be justified by unaided human reason are candidates for permissible belief.
Any other objective — like levelling the playing field among candidates — was not permissible.
A lower appeals court had struck down the limit on free-speech grounds, in essence overruling the portion of the Supreme Court's 1976 decision in Buckley v. Valeo that upheld the $1,000 contribution limit for federal candidates as a permissible precaution against corruption.
In 1994, the Legislature of Missouri enacted Senate Bill 650 to restrict the permissible amounts of contributions to candidates for state office.... Before the statute became effective, however, Missouri voters approved a ballot initiative with even stricter contribution limits, effective immediately.
FEC commissioners split along partisan lines about whether this, and other techniques used by current candidates, would be permissible.
For that, the PAPR threshold for clipping is defined as, where the input power and is the maximum permissible amplitude for the multiple candidate system.
Even if these ads, known as "electioneering communications," clearly attacked the positions of one candidate, they were permissible unless they were "susceptible of no reasonable interpretation other than as an appeal to vote for or against a specific candidate".
Transformants were streaked onto 5-FOA plates (US Biologicals) to select for candidates that could grow at permissible temperatures but not at non-permissible temperatures.
Rather, the court reaffirmed the rationale it set out in 1976, when it barred limits on spending as a denial of free speech but upheld a limit of $1,000 contributed to a given federal candidate as a constitutionally permissible precaution against corruption or the appearance of corruption.
