Sentence examples for still allowable from inspiring English sources

It is one of the few discriminations which is still allowable.

It is very extreme, these days, to refer to gay people as deviant, but still allowable to make this insinuation about transsexuals.

Considerations such as seniority and merit are still allowable grounds for pay differences under the act, but an employer must now prove that "differences in wages are due to factors other than gender and that these factors are not arbitrary but are directly related to the job duties", said Jackson during a press conference after the bill's passage.

But all words are still allowable at official Scrabble clubs and tournaments, which have their own book," Williams said.

Future work will cover this by using the latest development of the GO database, and which evolutionary distances between Mollicute genomes are still allowable in order to predict a reliable number of conserved functional modules between them.

The harvests still exceeded allowable cut frequently (1951 1955; 1962–1975; 1976–1979; 1980–1984), and the cuttings were concentrated mainly on accessible forests (Popescu et al. 2004).

This way assumes that we calculate the value of the distance function (3) at each reduction step to test whether approximation of the experimental data is still within allowable limit or not.

It may still be allowable to use such samples in research, provided there is true oversight and approval of an ethics committee, and specifically when samples are anonymised this may be the case.

These increases in pmax and Tmax are tolerable, as they are still below the allowable pressure and temperature of the conventional engine.

However, the variation is more significant when the bending load is high but still within the allowable limits of design codes.

Months later, the city hauled away 206 tons of tainted soil from the park -- which stretches along SW Fourth Avenue between Second and Sixth streets -- but further tests revealed arsenic levels still above the allowable threshold for human exposure.