Sentence examples similar to permissible question from inspiring English sources

Dan Stormer, a lawyer for the scientists, seemed unable to provide the justices with a satisfactory structure to distinguish permissible questions from others.

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In short, if torturing the terrorist is morally permissible absent questions of legality, the bare fact of torture being illegal does not render it morally impermissible.

We hope Mr. Bush does not really believe that submersion in water should be a permissible way to question American citizens arrested domestically -- yet that is the logic of his administration's position.

There was no question of permissible versus not permissible.

Potential sensitivity to enquiries into personal aspects of life required awareness, and adaptation of questions that might be found offensive; for example, in Nepal it could not be asked whether a couple were living together without being married; neither were questions permissible to unmarried individuals about the effects of headache on family planning and sex life.

A similar majority thought that this was ethically permissible, while half questioned the ethics of an open label trial.

It is also permissible to take questions and offer to follow up with an answer later if it's complicated.

It's not a question of permissible or impermissible, but what is good for our society".

Of course he considers every means permissible, there is no question about that, but how beautiful it is to be loved and completely cared for as a woman".

In other words, negative emotions increased the likelihood that subjects would say "no, that is not permissible," regardless of the question asked.