Sentence examples for permissible so that from inspiring English sources

The NLA's view is that it should be permissible, so that it can pick and choose: it wanted to charge media monitors, but it didn't want to charge Mr and Mrs Smith".

Second, one might follow Buchak (2013) and claim that that the Allais and Ellsberg preferences are rationally permissible, so that expected utility theory fails as a normative theory of rationality.

"We want candidates from diverse backgrounds to run for office, and if they need to pay themselves a salary to do so, that's entirely permissible and the law allows for it," he said. .

Mr Qaradawi, by contrast, has suggested that genital cutting is permissible so long as the clitoris is "reduced in size", not removed entirely.

In this age in which everything is held to be permissible so long as it is freely done... repugnance may be the only voice left that speaks up to defend the central core of our humanity.

This is legally permissible, so long as no evidence is destroyed.

The main objective was to determine the longest permissible time delay so that the maximum temperatures do not exceed the maximum allowable limit.

Emerging cutting-edge laser techniques can identify plastic types and segregate for reprocessing; but one has to question whether there should be an enforced rationalisation of permissible plastics or bioplastics so that the associated on-costs are not borne downstream.

Now the convert's mother goes out of her way to purchase a Halal (Islamically permissible) turkey for Thanksgiving so that the Muslim family members can be included in the meal.

32 The key is to be clear about how much change or adaptation is permissible and to record variations in implementation so that fidelity can be assessed in relation the degree of standardisation required by the study protocol.

But circumstances have changed so that it is no longer permissible for P to make the waterhole his exclusive property.