Sentence examples for permissible freedom from inspiring English sources

In addition to a question about the limits of possible freedom, there is a further question about the limits of permissible freedom.

So the idea of irreparable harm that is, of harm that not even omnipotence can repair is critical to the argument concerning permissible freedom.

The guns debate is thus fundamentally different from disputes over the permissible range of freedom of speech, where ugly, offensive, ludicrous expression is seen as the cost we must bear to preserve a foundational freedom.Catholic politicians who oppose the assault weapons ban put forward by Dianne Feinstein and similar measures do not believe their position will cost American lives.

According to that movement, attempts by the state or by the medical profession to interfere with suicidal behavior are essentially coercive attempts to pathologize morally permissible exercises of individual freedom (Szasz 2002).

The state countered that the regulation was a permissible infringement of the freedom of association because keeping criminal elements out of the gaming industry was a compelling governmental interest.

One of the ironies of life under an authoritarian government is that it can be easier to navigate what is and is not permissible than it is when freedom comes.

"No attempt at blackmail in relation to law enforcement is permissible, just as limits on freedoms of speech and of the mass media are not permissible," it said.

As socialist realism was imposed on Soviet writers, one form of permissible resistance, of finding an inner freedom, was to read translations of foreign writers.

"Bill 78 is an affront to basic freedoms that goes far beyond what is permissible under provincial, national or international human rights laws," said Javier Zúñiga, special adviser at Amnesty International, in a statement.

The information threshold not only influences the maintenance of information in the genome, but it also constrains the degrees of freedom of the evolutionary trajectory by restricting the permissible genome length.

For example, Breyer has voted with conservatives on state aid to parochial schools and on some freedom-of-speech issues; he ruled that it was permissible for the federal government to give aid to local libraries only if they agreed to install anti-pornography filters on their computers.