Sentence examples for permissible measures from inspiring English sources

Waley-Cohen was found guilty by the Carlisle stewards of failing to take all reasonable and permissible measures to obtain the best possible placing in that he failed to ride out on a horse that could have finished third.

In the next 50 years a succession of sanitary conferences, with better understanding of the epidemiology of communicable disease, reached some agreement on the maximum permissible measures of control and on the removal of the most irksome restrictions of quarantine practice, but the accord reached by the 11th conference, at Paris in 1903, was the first really effective measure to be signed.

Most of the measured parameters in the bottom sediment samples were lower than the WHO permissible standard (WHO 2004).

"In certain exceptional cases, use of deadly force may be permissible as a measure of last resort... including in operations against terrorists," they said in statement.

But, if it is permissible to use these measures against the site, why couldn't they be used against any media organization that published classified information?

Results suggest that even though the movement of As is significantly retarded due to adsorptive processes, preferential flow and chemical factors (i.e., pH and redox potential) can mobilize As at point locations above permissible levels, if precautionary measures are not taken.

Assuming some race-conscious measures are permissible to have diversity, isn't it odd to say that you can't use race as a means?" "The problem is that unlike strategic siting, magnet schools, special resources, special programs in schools, you're characterizing each student by reason of the color of his or her skin.

In the case of a potential pandemic (e.g., H1N1, Avian Influenza), the vulnerable parties are many, and they are very vulnerable (the world's poor, the young, the ill, and the elderly are at highest risk), so strong measures are permissible.

The HPCSA guidelines on keeping patients' records, which have to be kept for six years after the last consultation, merely state that the storage of records on CD-ROM is permissible provided that protective measures are in place, and that the records are encrypted and protected by passwords [ 10].

The measure of permissible crowding is three square feet per standing passenger, or, as Mr. Russianoff observes, a square 1 foot 9 inches on each side.

Blood glucose was measured with permissible limits of 3.0 to 12.5 mmol/l.