Sentence examples for render permissible from inspiring English sources

That the person will have a life worth living is not a sufficient reason to render permissible bringing the person into existence and in a harmed sub-threshold state.

Thus, the absence of legislation in Ireland does not render all things permissible.

The school's inaction had rendered the violence permissible, and we knew it would have been handled differently had this been an incident of bullying or a fight.

A US official recently observed that Assad's air defenses now render the skies over eastern Syria relatively permissible, which may reduce the risk US pilots could face should Obama order attacks on Isis in eastern Syria.

The accumulation of metal ions did not exceed the permissible standards for vegetables thus rendering the fruits safe for human consumption.

Here simply note that the bare illegality of their act of torture does not render it morally impermissible, given it was otherwise morally permissible.

While exceptional circumstances may render this intrusion necessary and justified, it is only permissible when associated with a targeted investigation, conducted according to a court-supervised and transparent process, and guided by fundamental human rights principles.

(When an interviewee pronounces the word dog as "dawg," it is permissible in the more informal sections of the paper to render it as pronounced).

In the early years of the war on terror, suspects had been rendered to oppressive regimes where they could be subjected to abuses not permissible in Europe or the US.

Nozick interprets this Lockean Proviso as follows: One's appropriation and continued holding of a part of the Earth as one's private property is morally permissible provided that all persons affected by this claim of ownership are rendered no worse off by it than they would have been if instead the thing had remained under free use (Nozick 1974, chapter 7; compare Simmons 1992, chapter 5).

In short, if torturing the terrorist is morally permissible absent questions of legality, the bare fact of torture being illegal does not render it morally impermissible.