Sentence examples for permissible means from inspiring English sources

Based on these cases, the panel concluded that the ban on noncitizen campaign activity was a permissible means of preventing "foreign influence" over elections in the United States.

Pötsch said engineers had installed defeat devices in engines after realising they could not hit emissions targets for diesel cars in the US by "permissible means".

The action which Congress induces by payments of money to promote the general welfare, but which it does not command or coerce, is but an incident to a specifically granted power, but a permissible means to a legitimate end.

The court upheld the 1966 Miranda decision, which required that a criminal suspect under arrest be informed of his rights, and the court also upheld busing as a permissible means of racially desegregating public schools and the use of racial quotas in the distribution of federal grants and contracts to minorities.

With Republican control of the House of Representatives and enough Republicans in the Senate to filibuster to death any measure deemed by Mr. Norquist to violate the sacred pledge, spending cuts appear to be the only permissible means of reducing the deficit.

There are also many reasons why Congress may not innovate and why Congress may not have enacted every constitutionally permissible means of regulation.

Historically, local land use regulations like zoning effectively served as legally permissible "race-neutral" means of replacing expressly race-based means of keeping "undesirables" out of white middle-class neighborhoods.

The Arabic word halal means permissible, and the rules of slaughter are based on Islamic law.

But why is rapprochement strategically desirable — or even morally permissible — if it means accepting Iran as a quasi-nuclear power with active ties to terrorist organizations?

Halal means "permissible" in Arabic and is used as a label for food which adheres to the rules set out in the Koran.

Halal in Arabic means "permissible" or "lawful".