Sentence examples for permissible to force from inspiring English sources

Given the importance of such services, it is arguably permissible to force individuals to provide certain services (in violation of full self-ownership) as long as everyone benefits appropriately.

On his view it might be permissible to force someone to serve an end if that person can be given adequate reason to share the end, even if he does not accept it.

Although a defendant can't be forced to make actual statements that could incriminate him, it's generally been considered permissible to force him to turn over pre-existing documents--for example, a journal in which he made incriminating confessions--on the theory that the government didn't "compel" him to make the statements at issue.

Is it permissible to pull the lever?

Similarly, Ellegaard and Kragh (2015) have argued that it is not only morally permissible, but morally required to force persistent violent offenders to undergo morally enhancing treatments provided the demonstrated effectiveness of such interventions.

The bill says that in some circumstances it may be permissible to use force amounting to grievous bodily harm – which can constitute serious disfigurement – if the officer "reasonably believes that doing the thing is necessary to protect the life of, or to prevent serious injury to, another person (including the authorised officer)".

The code addressed general questions such as when a former conviction should bar a new prosecution for the same offense, when it is permissible to use force in defense of person or property and how to set standards for determining legal insanity.

"It would only be permissible to use force if there is credible evidence that a foreign agent is going to mount the next armed attack and that was confirmed by the Security Council".

The case is considered a landmark in cases concerning Article 2, particularly in upholding the principle that Article 2, paragraph 2, defines circumstances in which it is permissible to use force which may result in a person's death as an unintended consequence, rather than circumstances in which it is permissible to intentionally deprive a person of their life.

Japan's Foreign Minister, Masahiko Komura, said it was "not permissible to use violence to try to force through one's opinion".

The footage is intended to force Deza to reconsider his own assumptions about what is and is not morally permissible – would it not be permissible to harm these people?