Sentence examples for to licit from inspiring English sources

The priorities are in many ways commonsense criteria, including prevention of sales to minors, assurances that criminals do not profit from the trade and that markets are restricted to licit channels.

Many high school seniors who have been going to licit, unaccompanied viewings of R-rated movies for less than a year were born during the first release of "Ridgemont High," and they may marvel at the aspects of life in high school that the film shows that the moviegoing public no longer sees.

Their cheapness compared to licit supplies increases their markets, particularly including accessibility to children.

It also stands to reason that if pain management is a priority for an individual and pain is being undertreated or not treated at all, that a person may return to licit or illicit drugs to "cure" the pain.

Although Canadian public health approaches have been successfully implemented with respect to licit substance use, such as alcohol (e.g. preventing impaired driving) and tobacco (limiting exposure to environmental tobacco smoke) and to an extent illicit drug use (e.g. needle exchange programs), marijuana use has been 'conspicuously exempted' from such strategies (Fischer et al. 2009, 101).

It has always been taken at least to be licit to appeal to logical vocabulary in elaborating the relation between analysandum and analysans target vocabulary and base vocabulary and, according to stronger versions of this thesis, that may be the only vocabulary it is licit to employ in that capacity.

It was intended to test reactions to a licit, if unusual, proffer of United States currency.

"[His] essential point is... someone that seeks to make licit what is explicitly illicit in religious terms, and agreed to be so by Muslim doctors of scripture, would then be considered to have permitted what God forbade, and to do so would take someone outside the pale of Islam," he said.