In 1896, the U.S. Supreme Court had issued its "separate but equal" ruling in, which stipulated that segregation was permissible (in practice, separate was emphasized rather than equal).
A lawyer for Mr. LeCroy, Lisa Mathewson, said the S.E.C. had overstepped its jurisdiction and labeled permissible business practices as fraudulent.
The United States Supreme Court has declared the practice permissible for people deemed "mentally abnormal," and 16 other states have so-called civil-confinement laws.
No mention is made regarding therapeutic experiments, which makes the practice permissible, even if there is no regulation on this subject.
This telegram stated: "The central committee of the All-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks) explains that the application of methods of physical pressure in NKVD practice is permissible from 1937 on in accordance with permission of the central committee of the All-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks)..
Because Mr. Bruno also did some amount of government business on his trips, his practice was permissible, though the case led to changes of ethics guidelines.
Anton Stralman was one of the dozen or so players who stayed in the New York area during the lockout and rented the Rangers' practice rink — permissible under lockout rules, as long as they stayed out of the dressing room.
I could understand if, early on, pilots wanted to see where their brothers died at ground zero, but why is this daredevil practice still permissible over Manhattan, where many people are still in trauma over hijacked airplanes that flew low overhead and were not benign?
The records provided details of Mr. Bruno's use of State Police cars and helicopters to travel to New York City for fund-raisers, but also for some government business; the practice was permissible, but the inquiry has led to changes of ethics guidelines.
It admitted to withholding the workers' tips but said the practice was permissible to recoup fees charged by online delivery sites, in the same way that restaurants are allowed to deduct a percentage from tips left via credit card to cover credit card companies' fees for converting those tips to cash.
