Sentence examples similar to permissible motive from inspiring English sources
Now called Hunt v. Cromartie, No. 99-1864, the case raises the question of how a court, reviewing the record of a district's creation, is supposed to tell whether impermissible racial considerations or permissible political motives, like protecting incumbents, were predominant when the Legislature made its choices.
He further went on to assert that "traditional editorial functions often include subjective judgments informed by political and financial considerations….Determining what motives are permissible and what are not could prove problematic". He concluded that trying to force Yelp! to defend its review policy would ultimately make them defend the reviews they showed on a case by case basis.
And was that motivation permissible?
Certainly there is a rule saying that a motive to avoid taxes is permissible, wrote Justice George Sutherland, but that was irrelevant because the strategy used by the taxpayer "upon its face lies outside the plain intent of the statute.
Regarding morally permissible actions, Herman argues that the moral motive functions as a limiting condition, screening out inclinations that take as their object action conflicting with the Categorical Imperative.
For a period immediately following the revelation, a certain amount of wild rage and sanctimony is permissible, but after that the rigorous work of exploring the meaning and motives of an affair must begin.
Hills bolsters this case by arguing that if we consider a controversial and low-stakes case say, whether a certain lie made with benevolent motives is permissible we are able to conceive of such a lie being either permissible or impermissible.
Permissible Acts, Unjust War?
Is capital punishment permissible?
Were defensive wars permissible?
