Sentence examples for that it would be permissible from inspiring English sources

One view, as expressed by John Harris, is that it would be permissible as long as the child's future well-being were predicted to be above the zero point (Harris 2000).

The ousted chief justice issued a ruling last September saying that it would be permissible to kill the owners of TV channels broadcasting "immorality".

In the other comment, Francis indicated that it would be permissible for women who had been exposed to the Zika virus to use contraception in order to avoid passing the disease on to their children.

While the law "prohibits the F.C.C. from preventing a person from participating in a 'system of competitive bidding,' " he said that it would be permissible for the commission to form multiple blocks of spectrum with participants being allowed to bid on some but not all of the blocks.

That is quite consistent with their having the intuition that it would be permissible to pull the lever in the switch case, since intuiting is not believing.

For example, Asaṅga tells us that it would be permissible to tell a lie to save another sentient being from being killed or seriously harmed.

"With all that garbage out there, I would hope it would be permissible to talk about God, too," Mr. Goldberg, an Orthodox Jew, said.

The Board acknowledged that the sale of general purpose hardware "is not itself an activity that is closely related to banking," but found that with the limitations the Board imposed it would be permissible as "incidental" to the provision of permissible data processing services, Citicorp Order, 68 Fed.Res.Bull.Bull

Rather, law aims to exclude from an agent's deliberation at least some of the considerations favoring or opposing the conduct at issue, considerations that in the absence of the law it would be permissible to take into account (Raz 1979, chaps. 1 and 2).

Certainly, it would be permissible to discontinue life-supports if these patients were dead.

Suppose, that is, that we agree with Adams that God is not morally obligated to create the best world that he can, that it would be morally permissible for God to create the best world he can, but also morally permissible for God to create any of a number of other good worlds of the sort Adams describes.