Sentence examples for was impermissible from inspiring English sources

That information demonstrated "a bias and a level of advocacy" that was "impermissible," the memo said.

Although he ostensibly cashiered him for financial shenanigans, Lincoln had made it very clear that emancipation was impermissible.

He said a lawyer could have helped him convince the judge that jailing him in the circumstances was impermissible.

According to the Justice Department's new view of the Brady law, such use of the audit logs was impermissible.

The policy was successfully challenged, with the Supreme Court holding that a system of "quotas" was impermissible.

When the Confederate States of America seceded, the response of the United States of America was firm: dissolving the Union was impermissible.

"It's impermissible".

Given this construction, the statute is impermissible.

"It's impermissible for them to want to shirk responsibility.

It championed the sort of governing conservatism that was common then and is impermissible now.

For a long time, it has been impermissible to call anyone a "model": all are supermodels.