Why would a benevolent God permit something so monstrous?
As he seeks fresh confidence at Kempton today, however, he would be perfectly entitled to permit himself something of the arrogance that would have long ago infected lesser men.
It can do damage or it can do good, permitting something to grow".
Consent, in ethics and political philosophy, an act of permitting something to be done or of recognizing some authority.
As Paracelsus nicely stated: "All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; only the dose permits something not to be poisonous" Like other drugs, it is the dose of fluids that make them poisonous.
They can err by permitting something bad to happen (approving a harmful product, a Type I error in risk-analysis parlance) or by preventing something good from becoming available (not approving a beneficial product, a Type II error).
The idea of an ADI is based on the first tenet of toxicology as enunciated by Paracelsus: namely that "All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; only the dose permits something not to be poisonous".
Mr. McConnell said he wanted further negotiations to assure that no bailouts would be permitted — something the government cannot reasonably promise.
Perhaps content owners should just require YouTube to pay a premium on top of existing royalty rates for permitting something it could block, that has created a secondary use of material licensed to it.
