Next, make an appointment with a fertility specialist and ask your oncologist for a letter of medical clearance stating it is permissible to consider this option as well as the time-frame that you can pause cancer treatment (ideally 2-4 weeks or longer).
Therefore it appears permissible to consider an information, e.g., the magnitude of the climate signal of a certain climate parameter, that draws from many model simulations for the present (20C) and a future scenario (e.g., SRES A1B) a probable consequence of that scenario.
The new set of motives among middle class consumers are conceptualised as the orientation toward personal pleasure and comfort, which introduces a set of justifiable practices ones in which it becomes permissible to consider one's own pleasure and comfort when determining how to live one's life.
As an example of the extreme restrictions that the nested CES framework imposes on the number of "permissible" cross-effects, consider the empirical analysis in the Borjas (2003) study.
Even today, Mr. Farmer said, case law conflicts on when it is permissible for an officer to consider race in deciding to stop a driver.
Because the circumstances are different in each case, the FBI works closely with the rest of the US government to consider all viable and legally permissible options to secure their release.
One could argue that since screenwriters would use it for dialogue, it may be permissible, however, you may want to consider using regardless for those characters that are more articulate and educated.
Justifications like these have been enough for a court to consider a stop constitutionally permissible, even if the real motivation was race, based on a precedent set in a 1996 Supreme Court decision.
In particular, we propose to consider what we call permissible translations from these causal action theories to logic programs.
As one can see in Fig. 13, the achieved transmission rate pairs are relatively close to the maximal permissible values and hence we can consider the cut-set bound rate region (as discussed in Section 6.3) to be a reasonable approximation of the achievable source transmission rate region.
