Sentence examples for permissible place from inspiring English sources

The legal argument is that the brewers and the stores know that they are selling alcohol to people who have no permissible place to consume it, and who are smuggling it onto the reservation for illegal use and resale.

It was only in the 1980s, when the Bank relaxed that 10-minute rule, that it was possible for Canary Wharf to become a permissible place to base London banks.

And while she is susceptible to flowing blouses and skimpy dresses that cling in certain permissible places, she has a keen sense of bad ideas.

Yet she struck a more conciliatory tone on other topics, saying, for example, that she believed it was sometimes permissible to place charter schools inside traditional school buildings without the approval of local school boards.

Such policies reverse the usual default assumptions about what is permissible and place the onus on any individual who has reservations, to "opt out".

It is permissible to place a cultivar epithet after a common name provided the common name is botanically unambiguous.

But he added, quoting from precedent, "Even protected speech is not equally permissible in all places and at all times".

But, he added, "once the first public figure does it, in a way it moves the line of what's permissible to a new place".

The concentration of Mn and Fe has been found more than the permissible limit at many places in both the years, but the concentrations have shown a declination trend from 2011 to 2014.

The United States, for example, is rich in natural resources, but you need to find a place where its permissible to dig.

That, along with the justified concern that crippled banks can trigger systemic problems, has resulted in limits being placed on their permissible activities.