Sentence examples for permissible for a from inspiring English sources

When is it permissible for a landlord to charge for heat and hot water?

To summarize: It is never permissible for a school to discriminate based on viewpoint.

And at what level of domestic unemployment does it become permissible for a secretary of state to break a smile?

One of the council's rulings was that it is permissible for a Muslim to attend a Thanksgiving celebration.

Bolt will be hoping for a tailwind of 2.0m/s, the maximum permissible for a world record.

But it added: "Regardless of the reason, it is not permissible for a performer who exerts such a strong social influence on mainstream TV to have these ties".

Even today, Mr. Farmer said, case law conflicts on when it is permissible for an officer to consider race in deciding to stop a driver.

Ms. Sánchez, taking a jab at Ms. Díaz's ties to the government, called her the "official Cuban blogger" and wrote that "Elaine Díaz has transgressed the limits of criticism permissible" for an employee of the state.

The common-sense view is that it is permissible for an agent to be partial toward herself; that is, to treat her own projects and concerns as if they had special significance (Scheffler 1982).

According to this, it would be permissible for an adult human weighing 70 kg to take up 490 mg per week and for a child weighing 15 kg an amount of 105 mg per week.

In the time-honored example of the run-away trolley (Trolley), one may turn a trolley so that it runs over one trapped workman so as to save five workmen trapped on the other track, even though it is not permissible for an agent to have initiated the movement of the trolley towards the one to save five (Foot 1967; Thomson 1985).