Sentence examples for permissible one from inspiring English sources

If an analogy between 1590s comedy and 1960s pop music is permissible, one might say that The Two Gentlemen is Shakespeare's Please Please Me – full of freshness and sweetness, rather poignantly innocent, and already containing the promise of the great creative harvest to come.

NuVal is seeing past an industry deception, albeit a permissible one.

"It's worth the FEC taking a look to find out if this was an illegal use of campaign funds or a permissible one," the Campaign Legal Center's Paul S. Ryan told HuffPost.

His approval did not mean he was endorsing the Franciscan reading as the correct interpretation of Scripture, but only that it was a permissible one, that there was nothing doctrinally suspect about it.[54] It was this act that provoked John XXII to issue his first contribution to the dispute, his bull Ad conditorem in 1322.

But most countries have already slashed their tariffs unilaterally to well below the bound rates and it is actual trade barriers, not the highest permissible ones, that businesspeople worry most about (see chart 12).

Remappings based on permutation of place field locations of synchronous cells, which are permissible in one dimensional environments, are no longer tenable in the two dimensional case due to constraints over each running direction.

The winds, though, have been volatile -- at the top of the permissible range one day, at the bottom the next -- and Ellison's team has had mixed luck, going 5-3.

For Kant, an act is only permissible if one is willing for the maxim that allows the action to be a universal law by which everyone acts.

It is permissible for one person (18 years or older) to give answers for other household members.

The current system of transfers within the public sector is state-specific (and often not clearly specified through guidelines); transfers are generally indicated on two occasions on request of the candidate or when a candidate has completed the maximum years permissible in one stint.

Maybe, by the Post's lights, being a working mother is permissible only if one ritually expresses the wish that one's life was different.