Sentence examples for permissible were from inspiring English sources

As a practical matter, the future of the school-choice movement depended on the answer to the question Locke v. Davey brought to the court: if vouchers were permissible, were they also constitutionally required?

The action of FIA race director Charlie Whiting, who had indicated the test would be permissible, were "taken in good faith and with the intention of assisting the parties and consistent with sporting fairness".

Some things which were then morally permissible are now impermissible.

Now social media (where only binary emotions are permissible) is problematic.

The opinion that euthanasia is morally permissible is traceable to Socrates, Plato, and the Stoics.

Whether that is permissible is the subject of litigation, including two cases pending in the Delaware Bankruptcy Court.

Without a proscription on child labour, the limits on what is permissible are likely to become blurred and then extended.

An account of the conditions under which faith is permissible is thus the key to an ethics of faith.

In this manner a caring ethos in which some admissions of weakness may be permissible is situated within hegemonic masculinity.

A t des ∗ at or near the maximum permissible is needed.

Instead of minimum levels of physical activity, levels of maximum permissible intensity were proposed.