Sentence examples for would be impermissible from inspiring English sources

Opponents will counter that it is unfair for federal law to allow Kansas to implement voter-ID laws that would be impermissible in Texas.

"We have repeatedly told Sale Sharks that it would be impermissible for them to talk to Solomona, let alone sign him.

The computers presumably have no pre-existing content, or at least none that would be impermissible for use in public schools...

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said in ruling on the defendant's appeal, "It would be impermissible for the court to base its decision of recidivism on its unsupported theory of genetics".

Citizens attending such meetings may worry, for example, that they may not get their potholes mended unless they pray with everyone else.Thomas Hungar, the lawyer for Greece, admitted that it would be impermissible for a minister to begin a Supreme Court session by asking everyone to bow their heads to recognise the "saving sacrifice of Jesus on the cross".

Slavery would be impermissible even if the wife consented to marriage (270).

If it was okay to place a detainee in a box with insects (a practice the Justice Department authorized), then why would it be impermissible to engage in "rectal feeding" (a medically unnecessary practice the Senate report says was used on detainees).

In short, it seems that it must act toward its non-outlaw competitors in ways that Nozick would declare to be impermissible among competitors in the delivery of any other sort of service.

But given the facts in the Madoff case, it continued, relying on the final account statements to define investor losses, as Mr. Picard's opponents have demanded, would have been "impermissible" and "would have undermined" the fundamental goal of achieving "a fair allocation of the available resources among the customers" caught up in the fraud, the court said.

Separation, he told the court, would be "morally impermissible".

What neither he nor his Treasury Secretaries have ever said is that the option would be constitutionally impermissible.