In their role as mediators of political conflict, the parties set the boundaries of permissible dialogue and the limits of movements for social change.
"After Watergate and the women's movement, it became much less permissible to act this way, but technology seems to have restored this veil, or the sense that there is a veil.
In the time-honored example of the run-away trolley (Trolley), one may turn a trolley so that it runs over one trapped workman so as to save five workmen trapped on the other track, even though it is not permissible for an agent to have initiated the movement of the trolley towards the one to save five (Foot 1967; Thomson 1985).
At this point, in order to prevent blurring, no movement in the gradient direction should be permissible.
For months, senior Baathists had muttered about the movement's suspicious foreign links and about the "red lines" that ought to define the permissible range of debate.
With the permissible transfers between states known, we can write N flow equations, one per state, that describe the movements (flows) between model states.
At the same time, the Salafist movement also has its share of revolutionaries — the so-called Salafi jihadis — who contend that rebellion is permissible.
In practice it is known that unstable roll movements may occur, especially with unfavorable combinations of vehicle and trailer conditions, operating slightly above the permissible maximum speed.
"Judson felt very clearly about deconstructing and challenging ideas of movement design with a sort of opposite kind of movement design, a radical repositioning of what movement is permissible.
As a practical matter, the future of the school-choice movement depended on the answer to the question Locke v. Davey brought to the court: if vouchers were permissible, were they also constitutionally required?
Permissible Acts, Unjust War?
