Sentence examples for permissible judgment from inspiring English sources

"Congress's decision to provide the C.F.P.B. director a degree of insulation reflects its permissible judgment that civil regulation of consumer financial protection should be kept one step removed from political winds and presidential will," Judge Cornelia Pillard wrote in the ruling.

We have unanimously concluded [in 1982] that this 'reflects a permissible assessment of the dangers posed by those entities to the electoral process'... and have accepted the 'legislative judgment that the special characteristics of the corporate structure require particularly careful regulation..

We have unanimously concluded that this "reflects a permissible assessment of the dangers posed by those entities to the electoral process," FEC v. NRWC (1982), and have accepted the "legislative judgment that the special characteristics of the corporate structure require particularly careful regulation".

"By eliminating any meaningful standard for drawing the line between permissible inspiration and unlawful copying, the judgment is certain to stifle creativity and impede the creative process.

The judgment that action A is permissible will be inconsistent with various combinations of factual beliefs with plans.

Given this, we can capture the content of the judgment that action A is permissible by specifying the set of world-norm pairs with which it is incompatible.

A judgment that action A is permissible is incompatible with a pair the first member of which represents A as a lie, and the second member of which is a norm that rules out lying.

For example the judgment that action A is permissible will be incompatible with any pair the fact-representing member of which represents action A as a lie, paired with a plan that rules out lying.

For whatever reason -- probably because the worst young parents are human car wrecks that make for good TV -- it's still deemed permissible to make assumptions and exercise unwarranted judgment against someone for no other reason than the fact that they had a child at an age that is, according to current cultural norms, considered early.

32 Note that most studies of moral judgment ask participants whether it is morally permissible to actively cause harm, for example, "Is it morally permissible to push the man?" In these studies, negative cues associated with the harmful action in question could trigger a withdrawal reflex, making subjects less likely to endorse active responses.

The minister said Foy's award would stand as the attorney general had advised that the "dishonouring of the judgment by the board was not permissible".