Sentence examples for permissible to fire from inspiring English sources
The unit will try to determine whether the officers properly followed guidelines and training bulletins that outline the tactics they should use during street encounters and that govern the situations in which it is permissible to fire their guns.
In evaluating the conduct of the officers, they set out to answer such questions as whether the officers properly identified themselves, or whether they followed guidelines that outline the tactics they should use during street encounters and the situations in which it is permissible to fire their guns.
The appellate panel said that, although it was permissible to fire teachers for "public homosexual activity," the law prohibiting mere advocacy was so broad that it might be used to prevent a teacher from going before the Legislature to urge a change in laws governing homosexual conduct.
A group of rabbis in the settlements is preparing to issue a religious Halachic ruling on when it is permissible to open fire if Palestinians march on their settlement.
When a soldier has been abducted, not only are all targets legitimate — including, as we saw over the weekend, ambulances — but it's permissible, and even implicitly advisable, for soldiers to fire on their own.
If you must leave the house or the area and the candles pose a serious fire hazard, it's permissible to blow them out.
If the fire dies or the batteries lose power, it is permissible to ask a non-Jew to replace them.
Is it permissible to delay motherhood?
Is it permissible to pull the lever?
It's entirely permissible to answer: both.
