Similar to Figure 1, multiple responses were permissible.
"My understanding was what we were doing was permissible," he said.
When we talk about belief we talk about what is permissible — about the sex abuse scandal or school prayer or whether the church should open its basement to 12‑step everything.
According to this view, if we accept that it is permissible for just combatants to participate in warfare, we must also accept that the same is true of unjust combatants.
Before we get to § 604 which tells us what type of merger is permissible, we first stop at § 603 which tells us that every other kind of merger is prohibited.
And so, now we're led again to the conclusion that from a more fully developed deontological perspective we ought to say suicide is permissible, at least if we're prepared to throw in this kind of factor of consent and think that it can just wipe out the protections that would otherwise normally be in place.
Possibly it requires more experimental ingenuity than we have, though it is permissible to hope not.
This is persuasive evidence that he did not originally consider this section of the charge prejudicial; and since the remaining instructions were fair and negatived any inference that a compromise verdict was permissible, we are inclined to agree.
So, in determining whether an action for negligence in maintaining public lights is permissible, we must consider whether similar actions were allowed by the law of the place where the negligence occurred, prior to the Tort Claims Act, against public bodies otherwise subject to suit.
Yet if we cannot look to the intrinsic value of the deeds or their consequences, how do we determine which acts are permissible or obligatory?
On this view, if I say 'incest is impermissible' and you say 'incest is permissible' we are not disagreeing, since all I am saying is 'incest awakes in me the emotion of disapproval' and all you are saying is 'incest awakes in me the emotion of approval', two statements that appear to be 'perfectly compatible' with each other (FE 24).
