Sentence examples for then permissible from inspiring English sources

When Malkin left Magnitka in the summer of 2006, he got out of his contract by giving two weeks' notice, then permissible under Russian law.

Few episodes of Till Death Us Do Part are still viewable, to testify – as well as to the staggering racism then permissible for parodic purposes – the speed with which this generational rebalancing was evidently effected.

So, if Congress no longer reflects the will of the people, is it then permissible for the president to bypass the legislative branch to ensure a more perfect union?

If political leaders and military experts determine that the only way to achieve its goal of sustaining quiet is through genocide is it then permissible to achieve those responsible goals?" In addition to the remarkable irony of a Jewish man calling for the killing of an entire group of people, Gordon's op-ed includes a strange reference to NBA basketball.

Some things which were then morally permissible are now impermissible.

Then a permissible strategy proceeds as follows.

If you are indifferent to that, as part of your politics, then everything is permissible.

The occasional far-fetched fantasy — adopting a Kenyan boy who "conquers the N.F.L. and then Harvard Medical" — seems permissible.

If the ship was far from shore and the body began to decompose, then it was permissible to deposit it in the sea, weighted with metal or stone so that it would sink to the bottom.

When you decide the primary goal of incarceration is punishment, not rehabilitation, then anything becomes permissible.Both he and Mr Clegg are far too glib, too, on the subject of race.

What was (and then was not) permissible artistically in post-revolution Russia certainly affected Malevich, as last year's magisterial Tate Modern exhibition demonstrated so painfully by showing his many lives: prisoner, revolutionary, suspected spy.