Sentence examples for technically permissible from inspiring English sources
Boehner, after defending his act as being technically permissible, admitted that it was a bad practice, and said he'd move to end it (he subsequently did).
While technically permissible under the treaty provided the overall volumes flowing downstream aren't diminished, untimely dam-filling by India during planting season could destroy Pakistan's harvest.
"Although it may have been technically permissible for the State Department to delegate that duty to the county, what we're talking about here really does involve national security interests," he said.
Ministers attending a trade fair in Baghdad have also been arriving by plane -- technically permissible if they are not trading in prohibited goods, but nonetheless effectively ending a de facto embargo on all commercial flights to and from Iraq that had held for a decade.
The approval of technically permissible -- but perhaps misleading -- "aggressive accounting" shows the difficulty the firm faces in bridging what John J. O'Connor, a vice chairman at PricewaterhouseCoopers, called the "expectations gap" between what investors want from audits and what auditors do.
A move by the Trump administration to withdraw from NAFTA would take us to TRADCON 2. It is technically permissible under both WTO rules and the provisions of NAFTA itself and it would still leave WTO strictures in place, but it starts to dismantle the rules-based trading system.
What is permissible under Chinese law?
The method is maximum-permissible-exposure compatible.
This is not a question of the struggle between good and evil, but of what is technically possible and yet ethically permissible.
Higher arsenic presence in drinking water technically means that it crosses the permissible limit of 50 microgramme/litre (50 parts per billion) determined by the Government of Bangladesh, while the World Health Organisation's global standard is only 10 PPB.
