Sentence examples for those permissible from inspiring English sources

The court agreed unanimously that she had been jailed "for other reasons" than those permissible by law.

Every epistemic principle that divides beliefs into those that are permissible and those that are not runs the risk of shutting off access to certain possible kinds of truth.

California, a leader in limiting emissions, has tightened the permissible levels for those standards under rules that are to take effect in 2004.

Obviously, the usable Xopt-values are those which lie in the permissible zone.

Furthermore, the permissible propositions are those that are either obligatory or optional, and the omissible propositions are those that are impermissible or optional.

The courts' basic attitude has been that people in public spaces have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so taking their pictures in those spaces is permissible, says Harvard Law's Jonathan Zittrain.

The courts' attitude has been that people in public spaces have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so that taking their pictures in those spaces is permissible, says Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard Law School.

Since the provision of that protection duly compensates for the seizures, the imposition of those taxes is permissible.[24] One strand that runs throughout ASU is Nozick's interest in invisible-hand explanations explanations of complex orders like the adjustment of supply and demand in market economies that do not appeal to anyone's intention to bring about the explained order (18 22).

Whenever mean exceeds the permissible limit fixed by WHO, it is concluded that those particular places are all contaminated with respect to the water quality parameters.

Among the yea-sayers, opinion divided between those who said preferences were morally permissible and those who said they were not.

Whatever acts are permissible for those who fight in a just war ("just combatants") are also permissible for those ("unjust combatants") who fight for aims that are unjust.