Sentence examples for safe and permissible from inspiring English sources

In the face of how it sounds, we are dedicated to do it in an enthralling, passionate and captivating way, so that no matter how uncomfortable the subject may be on paper or in conversation, the medium of performance takes that jagged pill and makes it inescapable and captivating and safe and permissible to look at and try to comprehend.

With greater trust, patients may feel that they have at least one venue in which it is safe and permissible to discuss their depressive symptoms.

Could we even communicate with other species?" Miguel Nicolelis, a pioneer in the field, says that if invasive technology was deemed safe and ethically permissible, "doing something like controlling a car with your thoughts would be fairly trivial".

Although all the treatments effectively reduced the organic carbon content to levels comparable to common organic manure, only those with a brownish-black color, viscous consistency, safe EC, permissible TOC, and near neutral pH at the end of the processing time were selected for further tests for suitability as organic fertilizers.

The photoacoustic excitation wavelength was 670 nm, the beam diameter 2 cm and the fluence 14 mJ/cm and thus below the safe maximum permissible exposure (MPE) of 20 mJ/cm for skin at this wavelength [ 27].

All PAT images were obtained without signal averaging and using an incident fluence below the safe maximum permissible exposure (MPE) for skin [ 27].

"But unless we confront the reality each infuriating statistic represents – the life of a child whose right to a safe, protected childhood has been violated – we will never change the mind-set that violence against children is normal and permissible.

Chinese-made skin lotions, foundation, eyeliner and lipstick are available and permissible in the office.

Easy and permissible in a free society but not without consequence for integration.

"It was a routine business transaction and permissible even if from a personal friend".

A relatively safe and low-impact study comparing two widely used drugs to ascertain which is best seems morally permissible, even without a full-fledged informed consent process (Truog et al. 1999).