In the end, the Isis clerics ruled that immolation is "forbidden in principle" but "permissible in cases of reciprocity".
In 1992, the Irish Supreme Court ruled that abortion was permissible in cases where there was a "real and substantial risk" to the life of a pregnant woman — including the possibility of suicide.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that the death penalty is permissible in cases of extreme gravity.
Perry announced in an Iowa town hall that he had undergone a "transformation" regarding his position on abortion and now believes that the procedure should not be permissible in cases of rape or incest.
The use of alternative procedures is permissible, on a case-by-case basis, provided that the procedures used are scientifically defensible and supported by appropriate data.
The vitriolic nature of the public debate sets a context where inhumane treatment of asylum seekers is somehow permissible and where cases like Mubenga's can be swept aside.
(Charles Grassley, Republican of Iowa, had helped block it, because, he said, Medine had refused to answer a question about whether we're engaged in a "war on terrorism" with a simple yes or no. Instead, Grassley complained, "he opted for a more limited answer that military power is permissible in appropriate cases").
However, at high DC bias (up to 8 kA/m and higher), cut core has no alternative: its permeability decrease by 5%% only (Fig. 12) is permissible for majority cases of application in power electronics.
In many cases, permissible values within a value domain represented reasons that particular values were absent, for example because the attribute was not identified or because the attribute could not be evaluated in this context.
In many cases, permissible values within a value domain represent reasons why particular values were absent, for example because the attribute was not identified or because the attribute could not be evaluated in this context.
