Sentence examples for permissible way from inspiring English sources

Non-compliance may result in the imposition of another such order, or in the case being dealt with in any other permissible way.

So it was perhaps inevitable that the justices would be confronted with the question they considered today: Can the police, by adding a trained dog, turn a sobriety checkpoint into a constitutionally permissible way of checking motorists for drugs?

The arbitrator, Richard Bloch, in a decision released by National Football League officials yesterday, said the contract provision is a permissible way for the club to discourage what it considers unacceptable conduct.

"Strict scrutiny," Justice Kennedy wrote, "does not permit a court to accept a school's assertion that its admissions process uses race in a permissible way without a court giving close analysis to the evidence of how the process works in practice".

Professor Letterman's loss of confidence is hard to explain if the information about her borderline status were simply news of a different but permissible way of describing her.

A tendency has been to ask whether multiple personality is a real disorder or the product of social circumstances, a culturally permissible way to express distress?

But if it does, there are rules on how to: a row of permissible ways to see us, clung to in order to make everyone else more comfortable.

Permissible ways to express distress are gendered, such that Afghan men may publicly express anger, jealousy, and hate, but not fear, grief, or doubt – emotions that might bring shame to families' honor [ 57].

Hugs can be a very openly and permissible affectionate way of getting closer to you and touching you without it necessarily compromising her stealthy flirting.

Bradley and Steele (2014a) argue that decision rules that make refusing both bets merely permissible are legitimate ways to make imprecise decisions.

"The information trafficked by the four 'consultants' went way beyond permissible market research," said Janice K. Fedarcyk, head of the F.B.I.'s New York office.