Sentence examples for regarded as permissible from inspiring English sources
The payment of such a price has not, however, always been regarded as permissible.
Such items are then included "below the line," and the traditional concept of budget balance is not applied to them; instead, it is regarded as permissible to finance them by borrowing.
And how much of what is commonly regarded as permissible to do to people can (in any realistic sense of the word) be said to be actually consented to by them, expressly or even implicitly?
Statin therapy is regarded as well tolerated.
An intriguing question then emerges as to whether disputes surrounding realism and antirealism are resolvable in principle, or whether, ultimately, internally consistent and coherent formulations of these positions should be regarded as irreconcilable but nonetheless permissible interpretations of scientific knowledge (Chakravartty 2007a, pp. 16 26).
Most people regard it as permissible and perhaps mandatory to switch the trolley to the siding.
The lemon, Mr. Barnes tells us in the volume's final story, was regarded as a symbol of death by the Chinese, and "the lemon table" he describes turns out to be a table at a restaurant where it is "permissible -- indeed, obligatory -- to talk about death".
Nor should it be regarded as frightening.
They are simply not regarded as newsworthy.
