Sentence examples for permissible for the from inspiring English sources

However, this initiative is technically one that has come from the industry itself, so it is permissible for the government to endorse it.

This was why the Court concluded that it was permissible for the law to limit how much an individual could contribute to any particular campaign.

When did it become permissible for the executive branch of the federal government to spend tax dollars ("your money," as George W. Bush has told me) to promote its political agenda?

Even if heparin were taken orally, Rabbi Weinreb adds, "given that the pig product is so vitally necessary to the health and well-being of the patient, it would be permissible for the patient to ingest it".

The lawyers in Anonymous v. Anonymous have lately been preoccupied with this famous home, and with the question of whether it should be permissible for the Mayor's lady friend, Judith Nathan, to set foot inside it.

Those same customer selectors and Fisa orders for metadata – such as the "to", "from" and "subject" line of an email – are now permissible for the tech companies to publish, every six months and in bands of 1,000.

During his visit to the Czech Republic, where civil unions between gay men and lesbians have been legal since 2006 and abortion has been permissible for decades, the pope avoided delicate social issues.

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).

The Na% indicates that the groundwater is excellent to permissible for irrigation in the three groups (Table 5) (Ragunath 1987).

Few episodes of Till Death Us Do Part are still viewable, to testify – as well as to the staggering racism then permissible for parodic purposes – the speed with which this generational rebalancing was evidently effected.

Groundwater is comparatively better (permissible for drinking) on the western part of the study area.