Sentence examples for permissible scope from inspiring English sources

We are dealing here only with a problem of statutory construction, not with a question as to the constitutionally permissible scope of the contempt power.

There are limits to the permissible scope of a warrantless search incident to a lawful arrest, but we proceed on the premise that, if the arrest itself was lawful, those limits were not exceeded here.

That circumstance was wholly lacking in the Harris case, which was concerned with the permissible scope of a general search without a warrant as an incident to a lawful arrest.

199, 2 L.Ed.2d 223 (1957) (noting that the trend toward expanding the permissible scope of personal jurisdiction is, in part, "attributable to the fundamental transformation of our national economy over the years").

According to a seventy-six-page report on abuses committed by the chengguan entitled "Beat Him, Take Everything Away," compiled by Human Rights Watch last year, there existed, from the beginning, "no overarching national regulatory framework laying out the permissible scope of chengguan duties, no uniform training requirements or code of conduct, and no systematic monitoring and investigations".

Drawing upon the strategic theory of Abu Bakr Naji, the author of The Management of Savagery, and the theology of a jihadi scholar, Abu Abdullah al-Muhajir, the author of a work most commonly known as The Jurisprudence of Blood, Zarqawi extended vastly the purpose, the method and the permissible scope of killing.

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"It narrows the scope of permissible expression," he said.

The results show that it is within the scope of permissible error.

Israel's dangerous legal innovations, if accepted, would expand the scope of permissible violence to previously protected persons and places, and turn international humanitarian law on its head.

Two of the cases, Williams and Elkanich, involve the Court's decision in Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752 (1969), changing the rule as to the scope of permissible searches and seizures incident to a lawful arrest.