Sentence examples for permissible issue from inspiring English sources

Since "issue advocacy" (for example, lobbying) is permitted in any amount, the problem isn't just one of identifying when political campaign activity becomes primary; it is also identifying the line between permissible issue advocacy and political campaign activity....Further, the (c)(4) designation has no real purpose.

Will Howard Dean please inform the Bush administration of which day or days between now and Nov. 2 that it is permissible to issue a terror alert?

One tactic would be to rule that only a small fraction of any ABS or corporate-bond issue could be permissible.

Cultural authorities have also issued guidelines for permissible male haircuts.

Yet the Landau Commission also issued guidelines for permissible use of a "moderate measure of physical pressure" during interrogations, which was later discredited for effectively legitimizing torture.

The issue of what were permissible interrogation techniques has produced a vigorous debate within the government that burst into the open with reports of abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad and is now the subject of several investigations.

In fact, the issues of what is permissible by employers have produced a patchwork of legal rulings and the matter has never been addressed directly by the Supreme Court.

Prominent Saudi and Egyptian clerics have issued fatwas declaring it permissible to drink zero-alcohol beer.Brewers of non-alcoholic beer are hopeful.

In a time when the EU issues regulations on the permissible size and shape of fruit, there are no excuses for not having in place a strict framework for the generation of statistical information.

Since the Sept. 11 attacks and the war in Afghanistan, the administration has wrestled with the issue of what techniques are permissible, with many arguing that the campaign against terrorism should entitle them to greater leeway.

Many critics of the ideal of public justification argue that it cannot address a number of important issues due to its restrictions on permissible reasoning in public life (De Marneffe 1994, Reidy 2000).