Sentence examples for permissible to enter from inspiring English sources
Whether it is morally permissible to enter a house, for example, depends on whether one is the owner, a guest, or a burglar.
In Cyprus, it's permissible to enter any private land that isn't fenced, and all forms of songbird trapping have been criminal offenses since 1974, but what we were doing still felt to me high-handed and possibly dangerous.
"Until then multinational companies will remain on the sidelines and look for a clear and unambiguous signal from their respective governments that the political process is going forward in a positive direction and it's permissible to enter the Iranian market – without that green light the risk far outweighs the rewards," he said.
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It may be permissible to charge those prices now, but as Wal-Mart enters the market for organics, Whole Foods runs the risk of being seriously undercut.Bill JonesPasadena, CaliforniaTeacher assessmentSIR – You claim that bad teachers in California "who scrape through their first couple of years are more or less assured of tenure for life" ("A hard slog", August 6th).
Is it permissible to delay motherhood?
Is it permissible to pull the lever?
It's entirely permissible to answer: both.
Is it ever morally permissible to do harm?
Would it be morally permissible to do so?
