For these reasons, the Bill adopts the UK- wide definition of permissible donors set out in PPERA.
However, the sensitivity analysis showed that even if the days of inpatient stays were added to the permissible gap as per definition in the analysis persistence rates did not change significantly.
Consensus sequence definitions identify permissible positional degeneracy.
This allows AI planning tools, such as Planning Domain Definition Language (PDDL), to compute permissible reconfigurations.
Fallon confirmed that the legal definition of "imminent threat" – one aspect of permissible justification for carrying out strikes in self-defence – has departed from its original definition of imminence, meaning there was no time left for deliberation.
However, if abuse marks a threshold above which it is permissible for others particularly the state to intervene, then a clear definition is needed (Archard 2004, chap. 14).
Our definitions allow us to say it's permissible to intervene on behalf of the victims, and to attack with defensive force the rogue regime meting out such death and destruction.
In December 1999, the Department of Justice (DoJ), Office of intelligence Policy Review (OIPR) told NSA that the proposal fell within one of the FISA definitions of electronic surveillance and, therefore, was not permissible when applied to metadata associated with presumed U.S. persons (i.e., U.S. telephone numbers not approved for targeting by the FISC).
In the 1990s, according to the draft IG report, the idea was nixed when the Justice Department "told NSA that the proposal fell within one of the Fisa definitions of electronic surveillance and, therefore, was not permissible when applied to metadata associated with presumed US persons".
The expanded ban on assault weapons broadens the definition of what is considered an assault weapon and reduces the permissible size of gun magazines to 7 rounds, from 10.
