Sentence examples for permissible it from inspiring English sources

Even if this bias is found to be legally permissible, it may still prove politically unpalatable.

"Therefore, the disclosure of personal information for the purposes of obtaining a travel document would be permissible," it says.

My view is different, and more content-based: the worse the comedy, the more permissible it is to break; the better the comedy, the less forgivable.

"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.

We don't (or at least most of us around here don't) usually root for the Miami Dolphins, but when they are playing the Jets' rivals, the New England Patriots, it is not only permissible, it is desirable.

When fear is justified and when the policies one advocates will genuinely reduce the possibility that the thing feared will come to pass, then "the politics of fear" is not only permissible, it is something like a duty.

If an action agrees with the rational and social aspects of human nature, it is permissible; if it doesn't, it is impermissible (cf. I.1.12.1).

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Is it permissible to apply it to something vaguely ironic and inconvenient?

If he didn't give her any money of your own, was it permissible to take it out of his pockets while he was sleeping?

For war to be morally permissible, is it necessary that, in addition to having a just cause, it is also certain that the just cause will be achieved?