Sentence examples for permissible to include from inspiring English sources

Nor is it permissible to include the reimbursement as part of the selling price and avail yourself of the exclusion.

It is only permissible to include terminal end-points (such as death) in studies with a repeated cross-sectional design: in individual/cohort designs if a participant has died in the control phase, it is impossible for them to die in the intervention stage.

Next week, Lancashire's pension fund committee will consider a report on responsible investment that will state that the Law Commission's opinion of July 2014, making it "permissible" for councils to include environmental considerations in investment decision-making, is being superseded by the view that failing to regard these considerations could be a breach of fiduciary duty.

The New York Times, which has a long-standing editorial rule that prohibits the use of the singular "they," is struggling to figure out how to write about people who use gender neutral pronouns, while the Washington Post has updated their bylaws to include it as permissible when referring to gender non-conforming subjects.

Moreover, he can let his critique grow so wide-ranging as to include what would seem to be permissible modes of interrogation during wartime.

Last year, pro-life campaigners tried but failed to defeat legislation that expanded the permissible use of embryo research under the 1990 act to include developing therapies for dreadful and intractable diseases.

Regulators now have eight months to draw up specific regulations on proprietary trading, which are likely to include new quantitative measures to differentiate between permissible and banned activities.

These constraints are exploited to include requirements for perfect regulation, efficient disturbance rejection, and permissible actuator usage.

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.

Questions posed in the document include: "Is it permissible to marry a Muslim [slave] or a kitabiyya [unbelieving women including Jews and Christians] female slave?" To which the answer is basically no, unless the militant thinks he would commit the "sin of fornication" with her.

We are informed that such permissible contacts include the approach of any two hydrogen atoms in the molecule to a distance of no less than 2.1Å.