Sentence examples for was completely permissible from inspiring English sources

As a UK domiciled taxpayer Mr Banks was "completely permissible to donate money to campaigns as he sees fit", she told BBC Radio 4's The World at One programme.

But the Fifth Circuit held in U.S. vs. Polk that purchasing a gun for someone else, as long as the latter individual also qualified to own a gun, was completely permissible within the statute that applies to the 4473.

It's completely permissible for bus terminal users to use them.

That's completely permissible according to the prize rules, but it tends to ruffle feathers; the last time this happened -- when Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics" won sight unseen in 2003 -- the theater critic John Lahr of The New Yorker sniffed that it was "as absurd as giving a restaurant four stars on the basis of its menu".

This, of course, is completely permissible.

"Senator Landrieu received guidance from the Senate Ethics Committee that stated it is completely permissible and appropriate for Mr. Snellings to be a real estate agent for anyone," Lehner recently told HuffPost, adding that Snellings and Landrieu "have always abided" by the Senate Ethics Committee's rules and "disclose their finances every year".

Vons spokeswoman Sandra Calderon, while declining comment on the suit, said such an agreement is "completely and totally permissible by law". An Albertsons spokeswoman had no comment on the suit.

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Its biggest problems stemmed not from investment banking or trading — though there were some losses — but from its acquisition of Countrywide Financial, the subprime lender, which made a lot of bad loans — completely permissible under Glass-Steagall.

And if so, was it "permissible"?

What was legally permissible.