Sentence examples for permissible degree of from inspiring English sources
But he fell foul, mainly about the permissible degree of devolution, both of the director-general, Charles Curran, and of his own predecessor, then managing director of BBC-TV, Alasdair Milne.
Among choices that a user should be able to make are: (i) permissible degree of overlap of blocks; (ii) acceptable percentage of dropped markers; and (iii) granularity.
The safe mud window is influenced and hence can also be amended based on the degree of uncertainty and the permissible level of confidence.
Note that the maximum permissible level of fluoride in China is 1 mg/L (SEPA 2007).
In light of the studied parameters, permissible limit to very high degree of contamination (Cdeg > 16) was observed in both seasons.
"Congress's decision to provide the C.F.P.B. director a degree of insulation reflects its permissible judgment that civil regulation of consumer financial protection should be kept one step removed from political winds and presidential will," Judge Cornelia Pillard wrote in the ruling.
"I haven't come across any arguments," he writes, "that seriously tried to describe how this (or any) war could be fought without putting civilians at risk, or to ask what degree of risk might be permissible, or to specify the risks that American soldiers should accept in order to reduce the risk of civilian deaths.
Should they be covered in again, or should they be preserved for posterity, and if preserved, what degree of conservation and restoration is permissible?
The annual data of grey water quality was found to significantly lower the degree of pollutants when compared to the permissible limit of discharge.
The size of the safe mud window is a function of the permissible confidence level or level of significance which indicates the degree of uncertainty.
In contrast, Augustine had earlier maintained that killing in self-defense was not permissible, arguing that "private self-defense can only proceed from some degree of inordinate self-love".
