I predict a rapid adoption of the £7.85-an-hour London living wage in their organisations to raise the permissible take-home pay at the top to £310,000 a year (or £157 an hour).
If he didn't give her any money of your own, was it permissible to take it out of his pockets while he was sleeping?
Forty-four percent said it was all right after treatment; 15 percent said it was permissible to take a bribe to speed up a patient's treatment.
In other words, it is permissible to take life as retribution for a terrible crime; and "spreading mischief" has been interpreted pretty broadly by Islamic judges, to include apostasy (leaving Islam) and homosexuality.
In a 5-to-4 decision, the high court ruled that it was permissible to take private property and turn it over to developers as part of a plan to bolster the local economy.
Rather, law aims to exclude from an agent's deliberation at least some of the considerations favoring or opposing the conduct at issue, considerations that in the absence of the law it would be permissible to take into account (Raz 1979, chaps. 1 and 2).
More recently the Yalkut Yosef rules that it is forbidden to remove small chips of stone or dust from the Wall, although it is permissible to take twigs from the vegetation which grows in the Wall for an amulet, as they contain no holiness.
It would be permissible to take a single ribosome as representative of a group of sequenced genomes (defined by ribosome gene sequence similarity) and include the pan-genome of those organisms in the same way.
It is also permissible to take questions and offer to follow up with an answer later if it's complicated.
The action of FIA race director Charlie Whiting, who had indicated the test would be permissible, were "taken in good faith and with the intention of assisting the parties and consistent with sporting fairness".
Passport-size snapshots were permissible, but he took a risk, taking a picture of a family that posed in his shop before the make-believe backdrop of a flowery meadow.
