At most it is permissible for her to lie and permissible for her to tell the truth.
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When that starts to happen, I think that can set the stage, or make more permissible, all kinds of things that weren't permissible before.
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I'm of the opinion, and I could easily be wrong, that we have struck fear at this point, or at least forced Iran to reconsider what is permissible and what is not permissible.
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It's almost permissible to kill someone because they criticize Islam.
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It's not clear if or how that would be permissible.
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In Texas, a student ID card isn't permissible for voting.
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The N.C.A.A. ruled that such an arrangement was not permissible.
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But is that justification for canceling the speech constitutionally permissible?
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They like to push at the edges of the permissible.
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It's permissible for actors and broadcasters to attack conservatives and Christians.
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After all, such brazenness was not permissible in mainstream political discourse.
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It is never permissible to do good by an evil means.
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It's also permissible if that investment nets the advisor higher commissions.
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The New York Times: NAFTA questions remain about what's legally permissible.
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Any such changes might not be permissible under the Byrd Rule.
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Pruitt's greed and grift: These were permissible, because these were familiar.
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Hall, the Supreme Court had ruled that such suits were permissible.
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She thought flirting was permissible, but that it was an art.
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Protests that insult America are permissible under our banner of freedom.
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A repetition of basic articles and connector words may be permissible.
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One skirts the borders of what is permissible by satirising Cuba's police.
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Entries may only be submitted by individuals; group submissions are not permissible.
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Fortification of corn masa flour became permissible but not mandatory in 2016.
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Blatantly jaywalking to catch one is not only permissible, but practically expected.
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State racing commissions allow various medications and differing levels of permissible medications.
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Plate said guidelines would be issued on what was permissible, without elaborating.
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As a matter of law, it's permissible to pardon somebody in advance.
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Cities can determine if something is in the permissible area or not.
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But Purim is an occasion where it is permissible to do so.
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"Nenad wasn't even at the boundary of what isn't permissible," Latham said.
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This is complicated in politics because of its tradition of permissible exaggeration.
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As a result, the perception of what's permissible and what isn't has drifted.
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His concept is something that our culture has deemed permissible since time immemorial.
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Either is permissible, because no factor appears to be more significant than another.
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As such, he in theory has several constitutionally permissible reasons for firing Comey.
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The court, though, found that an FCC rule capping interstate rates is permissible.
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The Supreme Court did not decide whether other ways of counting were permissible.
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Will we ever know for sure whether a self-pardon is constitutionally permissible?
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The latter is permissible under the Fourth Amendment, according to the Supreme Court.
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That has triggered debate among Islamic scholars over whether cryptocurrencies are religiously permissible.
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"Such Senate amendments are permissible under the Clause's text and precedent," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Mr. Kotey said he did not think suicide bombings were permissible in Islam.
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Artificially stoked outrage is permissible, as long as you use your real name.
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But a strong case can be made that these reforms are constitutionally permissible.
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The appeals court upheld the limits as constitutionally permissible under the Second Amendment.
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It is unclear, at best, whether this would be permissible under current law.
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Only reading materials relevant to the trial are permissible on the floor. Sen.
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The zelyonka attacks are expanding the boundaries of the permissible in political struggle.
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The Supreme Court did not decide whether other methods of counting were permissible.
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That is well above the RBI's permissible exposure levels to a single entity.
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The second view maintains that abortion is, at the very least, morally permissible.
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It compels them to effectively endorse the view that abortion is morally permissible.
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Breemer said even that should be constitutionally permissible to wear to the polls.
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You're setting the cultural norms where you're saying that this is not permissible.
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There is an actual Arabic term for permissible lying in sharia, called taqiyya.
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Is it really permissible to lie when negotiating a deal with a client?
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The Flip is entirely permissible under the rules laid down by the Constitution.
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All were significantly below the current permissible level of 8.8 milligrams per day.
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For months, men have expressed concerns about what's permissible in the #MeToo-era workplace.
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Again, asking a supervisor or HR to help mediate is totally permissible, says Keels.
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However, certain shorter forms of the name are still permissible, Mr Nelson has said.
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Luggage with removable batteries will also still be permissible as a carry-on item.
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One straight line is permissible to be cut into the hair for a part.
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So-called clearing of euro-denominated trades was permissible anywhere in the European Union.
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Which of these ways of reading is permissible, and which is out of bounds?
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Entries may only be submitted by a single person; group submissions are not permissible.
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It was a routine business transaction and permissible even if from a personal friend.
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Congress should clarify that the use of digital bank statements is safe and permissible.
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Dahl should have been aware that the "happy slave" was not a permissible stereotype.
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That choice confronts any public figure, but judges are constrained in their permissible responses.
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But it is not permissible that the authors of devastation should also be innocent.
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The debate over the permissible size of the detainee population has grown white hot.
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Neither norms nor the law are particularly clear on how or when it's permissible.
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Nonetheless, Justice Breyer suggests these two sales were an example of permissible interim distributions.
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At the same time, it indicated that many kinds of gun regulations are permissible.
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But the government has insisted on forced feedings, which are permissible in federal prisons.
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And this is possible or permissible or appropriate because the president is always right.
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Abortion is illegal in Bangladesh but menstrual regulation to terminate a pregnancy is permissible.
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It holds, among other things, that female masturbation is more spiritually permissible than male.
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An amendment bargained by the league's players and owners is permissible, per the CBA.
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Some rabbinical authorities held that it was permissible to cheat and even kill Gentiles.
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Even if the waivers are permissible, they might not have the votes to pass.
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Indirect discrimination is permissible if it is a "proportionate means" to achieve a "legitimate aim".
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For example, reasonable regulation of commercial enterprises—such as nutrition labels on food—is permissible.
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So the question becomes: how does one operate in a society where everything is permissible?
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There's no permissible level of intoxication when it comes to driving on LSD, or crack.
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Life-without-parole sentences would remain permissible, the court said, but only after individualized consideration.
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The Supreme Court ruling made clear "that type of hostility is not permissible," Sharp added.
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Since 1970, when the Supreme Court ruled that they were permissible, they have become ubiquitous.
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Heller established that traditional and common gun laws in the United States remain constitutionally permissible.
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Just as Atwater lowered the bar in 1988 to what was permissible in presidential campaigns.
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Since then the debate over permissible speech on college campuses has only become more contentious.
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Instead, the unit would discuss the rules for permissible use for both nation's cyber spies.
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"No other forms of permissible identification are subject to these onerous requirements," the release states.
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Even sex with a child is permissible, according to a pamphlet published by the group.
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Police say it's permissible unless the vehicle is running or is parked illegally, CityNews reports.
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This was a gathering in which it was permissible to be an angry black person.
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In other words, it is permissible for him to break some laws, but not others.
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I view lying as a gateway offense that makes permissible any manner of other offense.
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The official noted that group is still a "permissible" target for Russian and regime forces.
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When do words cross the line from permissible, encouragement, advice, or persuasion to prohibited coercion?
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"The 'PERMISSIBLE FUNDS' memo entries indicates to the FEC that the committee understands the rules and that the contribution is permissible because the LLC contribution is attributed to an individual," said Paul Seamus Ryan, a vice president of policy and litigation at Common Cause.
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If they happened to pop up as featured artists on another person's song, that was permissible.
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This was a bioethical committee organization that said we think this is now perhaps morally permissible.
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Germany's highest administrative court ruled in February that banning diesel engined passenger cars is legally permissible.
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Almost all of it was devoted to questions of legality — what executive actions are constitutionally permissible?
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Conventional weapons, such as anti-satellite satellites, are permissible under the current terms of the treaty.
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" He later added that detaining people with green cards was "unheard of," and "not constitutionally permissible.
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We are already at the point now where it seems that everything is permissible in tech.
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Tezuka-san, you broadened what was permissible for The Legend of Zelda without even realising it.
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It instructed Muslims that hiding one's faith could be permissible to escape death, torture, or persecution.
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That amounts to "race serving as a proxy for partisanship, which is not permissible", he said.
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Their use is restricted in areas where civilians are present, but otherwise permissible against enemy personnel.
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Micro Star doesn't have anything to say about whether those levels are a permissible fair use.
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Privacy advocates say Facebook continues to test the boundaries of what data-mining techniques are permissible.
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Some club officials have expressed concern that they are pushing the boundaries of what is permissible.
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Its arrangements may have been permissible under the letter of the law, as Apple has argued.
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FITCH MAY HAVE PROVIDED ANOTHER PERMISSIBLE SERVICE TO THE RATED ENTITY OR ITS RELATED THIRD PARTIES.
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When a leader says, 'Yes, we can do this,' there's a cultural shift in what's permissible.
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Either way, the federal coal already leased vastly exceeds what's permissible under a 2 degrees scenario.
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Is that a violation of his right to free speech, or a permissible restriction on electioneering?
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And when is it permissible for the state to reduce my control over my own property?
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Also, in November, Twitter updated its rules for what is permissible to publish on the platform.
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There was no particular moment when she crossed the line from permissible deferral to culpable silence.
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By limiting the permissible rationales for affirmative action, they have reshaped the conversation surrounding racial justice.
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Tea, coffee or herbal infusions are permissible, milk and juice or other liquids are not allowed.
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Wajahat Ali Is it permissible to take a selfie in front of the Kaaba during hajj?
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But hormonal contraceptives are often not enough to get testosterone down to the arbitrary permissible level.
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" Federal employees, he wrote, must be thinking more about "what conduct is, and is not, permissible.
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Generally speaking, she said, it's perfectly permissible to make this sort of request of an employee.
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It has also broadened the range of permissible collateral with corporate loans, lifting banks' lending potential.
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They draw the red lines in Egyptian society between what is permissible and what is not.
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He has also dared to criticize the president's outrageous behavior, and that is no longer permissible.
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The men argued that they were running a legitimate medical marijuana dispensary, permissible under California law.
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Finally, we need better rules about when and how it is permissible for companies to discriminate.
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Even in the most liberal environments, comedy at the expense of Asian Americans feels socially permissible.
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He argued that the fund's determinations of eligibility "are absolutely final" and reconsiderations are not permissible.
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The update is the latest expansion of permissible uses for the state-sponsored college savings plans.
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The more frequently Trump breaks these norms, the more permissible this kind of norm-breaking becomes.
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In the Reagan administration, he pushed the limits of what is permissible under international trade rules.
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Defining settlement blocs, and defining permissible construction within them, is open to endless debate, he said.
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"We are always at the edge of what's legally permissible," one senior AMI employee told Farrow.
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The Supreme Court ruled by a 6-to-2 vote that the agency's approach was permissible.
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He has indeed committed such acts that it is legally permissible for Congress to remove him.
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The prosecutor then determines whether the killing fits the standards in state law for permissible homicide.
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"They sold girls, girls that were underage, because ISIS considered that permissible under Islamic law," Murad said.
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So rejecting all applicants based on past arrests is no longer permissible, as arrests don't indicate guilt.
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Segregated schools under the law and official governmental discrimination against women, gays, and lesbians would be permissible.
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He also described Yazidi women as slaves and said the Koran made it permissible to rape them.
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The IRS and Treasury concluded that Nevada's request was permissible and, after appropriate review, approved the nomination.
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He also described Yazidi women as slaves and said the Koran made it permissible to rape them.
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Sharia boards are groups of scholars who rule on whether financial instruments and activities are religiously permissible.
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The dance is usually in folk style, as is the performers' dress (though modern touches are permissible).
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Posts that are debatably hateful would be given a week before they were determined permissible or not.
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According to reports, 17 of Bihar's 38 districts have groundwater with arsenic concentrations above the permissible limit.
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Halal beauty refers to products manufactured, produced, and composed of ingredients that are "permissible" under Islamic law.
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Research on genes in our bodies that won't be transmitted to future generations is also similarly permissible.
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Similarly, in the Jewish faith, shechita is the only permissible method for producing kosher meat and poultry.
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The reasons given are that permissible sound levels and permitted time frames were exceeded in previous festivals.
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Has this view changed — or is it permissible only when the senator has a particular vested interest?
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They forbade marriages between white and Black people, and sought to deem sexual relations not permissible, either.
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The government has overdraft of $1.2 billion instead of $800 million permissible under the law, Mangudya said.
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The capital had to be in a state of perfect order; no trace of trouble was permissible.
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Supporters of the rule have pushed back on that argument, saying the rule is permissible by law.
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Conforto wanted to get to work, so he did not take the permissible 72 hours to report.
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They were challenged in court and the Supreme Court ruled in 1991 that the regulations are permissible.
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The court has been clear for years that animus is not a constitutionally permissible basis for legislation.
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At the time, gay marriage wasn't legal, and workplace discrimination was (and still is) permissible by law.
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While the appeals court upheld the limits as constitutionally permissible under the Second Amendment, Judge Kavanaugh dissented.
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The technique is still a long way from producing human babies, even if that were ethically permissible.
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Before modern diagnostic ultrasound, abortion was permissible beyond the first trimester — up to four or five months.
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Permissible travel — including flights — includes a valid work- or family-related reason that cannot otherwise be postponed.
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Clemon had helped establish a precedent that secessions were not permissible if they undermined court-ordered desegregation.
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"Diversity is a permissible goal but a state must use race-neutral criteria when available," he added.
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" He asked for assurances that "all the resources spent in the referendum campaign were from permissible sources.
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Their dissents recognized that the death penalty is inherently arbitrary and commonly racist and hence never permissible.
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Last year, an appeals court held that this was not a permissible invocation of the Fifth Amendment.
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Some of the more liberal justices said that the law was an unexceptional and permissible economic regulation.
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Clement is a member of the senior executive service, so certain reassignments within the department are permissible.
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"They sold girls, girls that were underage, because ISIS considered that permissible under Islamic law," she said.
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It has made it permissible for migrant workers to switch jobs while outlawing payments to recruitment firms.
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Chief Justice John Roberts ruled that the mandate was permissible under Congress's constitutional authority to levy taxes.
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They promptly tumbled about 40 percent in Hong Kong and the maximum permissible 10 percent in Shenzhen.
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But gentler religious language, such as wishing fellow workers a "blessed day", has been found to be permissible.
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He has a code about which animals it's okay to shoot — rats are permissible, while foxes are not.
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"There still exists the cultural notion that one way or another this is acceptable or permissible," Rey said.
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The solution, he says, is education for these men, as they have done something not permissible in Islam.
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They contacted the DOT again, asking what the closest possible (and permissible) location for the tombstone might be.
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They're also considering fresh domestic travel restrictions and reducing the number of permissible entry points into the country.
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Because of that, "a sentencing rule permissible for adults may not be so for children," the court said.
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So far there has not been a single case of exposure beyond permissible limits, according to the EBRD.
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Halal is a category of Islamic law that encompasses things that are allowed or permissible in the religion.
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It's frustrating yet permissible when Siri stumbles on your phone where you can easily default to your thumbs.
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He also said Sherman's closing argument fell within "the broad range of permissible arguments" he could have made.
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We will continue to haggle over the line between permissible and impermissible forms of race-consciousness decision-making.
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If they are responsible, they will want to assure you that what they are doing is morally permissible.
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The word halal means permissible in Arabic, and Islamic law includes a list of dietary do's and don'ts.
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The company said the work was permissible because none of the foreign employees had "strategic" or "operational" roles.
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But in many states, there is one place where it is permissible to hit, spank or slap: school.
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Because of this, he continued, a country's list of permissible captive-bred animals often appears scattershot and illogical.
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" He said that when he started signing the warrants himself, "I just did that, figuring it was permissible.
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In an opinion last August, Judge Gorsuch called into question whether Chevron deference was permissible under the Constitution.
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The Krefeld regional court ruled on Monday that the sentence from Chile was permissible and enforceable in Germany.
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In July, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump's reprogramming of Pentagon funds for the border wall is permissible.
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As a general rule, regulatory changes would likely not be permissible under the Byrd Rule, as he said.
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It's a controversial practice forbidden by the Catholic catechism on the grounds that divorce is not considered permissible.
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Instead Barr rightly determined that releasing as much of the report as legally permissible was in the public interest.
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Different administrations have different policy priorities, and their ability to make them real is not only permissible but healthy.
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It is categorized as a Class 2 Residual Solvent with a permissible daily exposure of 8.8 milligrams per day.
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Was it permissible for a Christian to hold the second-most prominent elected office in an overwhelmingly Muslim country?
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The EU court overruled that decision, ruling that differing tax rates depending on the size of companies were permissible.
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That change means the law is no longer permissible as a tax, Texas and the Trump administration are arguing.
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The rejection was due to a higher-than-permissible level of mercury contained in the coal, the agency said.
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At the bottom, law is a set of social practices that tell us what's permissible in a given community.
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In federal court, the NCAA currently is arguing that athlete compensation should only be permissible if tethered to education.
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For Bucklew, they argued, the punishment is cruel and unusual, even if it the method is permissible for others.
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The standards will reduce uncertainty over what is religiously permissible, which has hampered development of products using precious metals.
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For example, they don't say what specific fee levels are permissible or how "best interest" is to be construed.
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Senate Bill 1089, relating to an increase in permissible axle-load weights, is brought to a vote; it passes.
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Or, as with the punishment, were there certain rewards that were beyond the boundaries of what should be permissible?
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"At the moment the prosecutors are preparing to declare that the extradition of the accused is permissible," they said.
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The highest permissible rate stands at 12 yuan and 14 yuan respectively, according to the law passed last year.
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Also, red wine does not appear on his list of permissible food items, so I made him no promises.
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The world's most insidious power is that which infiltrates your own brain, constricting and deforming what's permissible to think.
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Instead, they debated questions that will be central to the case: What constitutes a permissible friendship with a politician?
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Under Israeli law, if there is no cook in the PM's residence, it is permissible to order prepared food.
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He also has said that the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics had determined that lobbying would be permissible.
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How much deference is owed a president who harbors illegitimate motives for what may be an otherwise permissible policy?
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"This is permissible and it's being reported properly, but why they are doing it is a mystery," Fischer said.
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So that leaves the question very much open whether behavior once ruled unthinkable is again permissible in America today.
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The official also said DeVos thinks Congress should clarify whether using the grant funding to buy guns is permissible.
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American Humanist Association, No. 17-1717, was an effort to distinguish permissible uses of religious symbols from unconstitutional ones.
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Instead, they seem to have drawn a bold line: no unwanted touching of any kind is permissible, full stop.
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As always, I took the greatest care to ensure that I did not use more than the permissible dose.
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" The group cited a 2016 FCC ruling that found "manually placed text messages are permissible without prior express consent.
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They employ euphemisms, using different words to describe sex permissible by religion, or illegal sex and sex out of wedlock.
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Mangudya said government borrowing from the central bank reached $2.99 billion in December, about three times its permissible overdraft limit.
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Most of them eat just the bread as the meat is not halal, or permissible for Muslims under Islamic law.
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In Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Vermont only wire or wood stick sparklers and other novelty items are permissible for sale.
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They set a legally permissible fire on their own property, which accidentally burned out of control onto neighboring federal land.
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So far, six countries, including Germany and Austria, have suspended the system for a legally permissible period of six months.
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Some 52% of Indian women, according to government health surveys, believe it is permissible for husbands to beat their wives.
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Jones rightly points out that it still isn't enough, calling attention to the larger culture of permissible abuse on Twitter.
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The Federation of Islamic Organisations in Switzerland (FIOS) said that a handshake between a man and woman "is permissible theologically".
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May's proposed Web regulation as well could lead to government regulation of the permissible parameters of Muslim faith discussions online.
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But we should need to be thinking about how to distinguish what is legally permissible and what is ethically acceptable.
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In order for meat to be considered halal, or legal and permissible according to the Qur'an, there are many specifications.
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These sales are permissible under the Iran nuclear deal of July 2015, which lifts U.S. sanctions against Iran's aviation sector.
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And it has prompted the government to promote "halal tourism," vacations composed of activities and foods permissible under Islamic law.
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Much litigation has fought over the line between permissible and impermissible costs, opt-ins versus opt-outs and other details.
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Majorities of Americans in a new poll said they believe it is morally permissible to drink alcohol and smoke marijuana.
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In a part decided by a 6-to-2 vote, Justice Alito wrote that laws requiring breath tests are permissible.
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Under Israeli law, if there is no cook in the prime minister's residence, it is permissible to order prepared food.
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The rubber soles on these boots are perfectly grippy, and permissible everywhere where the Department of Natural Resources is concerned.
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In the video, Virginia state House Majority Leader Todd Gilbert (R) questioned Tran about when an abortion would be permissible.
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What this perspective fails to take into account is the racist beliefs that made cruelty to slaves seem ethically permissible.
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The I.R.S. portrays the decision to go without insurance as a permissible option, not as a violation of federal law.
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Military and administration officials insisted it was permissible because the hats were personal items the troops brought to the event.
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Some provisions of Medicare-for-all, like the prohibition on private insurance, are not thought to be permissible under reconciliation.
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As a result, rappers, like most creative workers in China, find themselves constantly testing the boundaries of what is permissible.
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Often the judge will ask an ethicist like me to weigh in on whether withdrawal is an ethically permissible option.
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It wouldn't be tenable for the government to just completely ignore the vote forever, even though that is legally permissible.
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As a graduate student in the late 260s, he took up the newly permissible project of constructing a gay canon.
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The court said drug tests were permissible as a condition for participating in any extracurricular activity that involves interscholastic competition.
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Because when you do that you actually inflate them and send a message about what kind of speech is permissible.
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The manual says that its constitutionally permissible for law enforcement officers to conduct criminal investigations without revealing their official status.
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But bigots have seemingly become more brazen, creating a climate that has made anti-Semitism far more permissible and dangerous.
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And since most deepfakes are made without any consent whatsoever, they're not really permissible for usage in an academic context.
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Providers have also stopped providing medication abortions because it is not clear whether those are permissible under Abbott's executive order.
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They also send messages to prosecutors across the country that it's permissible to allow political considerations to taint judicial business.
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In response, the government has made it permissible for migrant workers to change jobs while outlawing payments to recruitment firms.
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The Sixth Amendment does not mention the requirement, she said, meaning that non-unanimous verdicts should be permissible in both.
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Discuss in 1,000 words, citing at least three supporting examples from other Young lyrics (live variants and unreleased songs permissible).
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So, instead, I will just start by throwing out some permissible insults: artificial, clichéd, mawkish, preposterous, incompetent, sexist, laughable, insulting.
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CEO transactions tainted by self-interest are now permissible, but only if they comply with this type of procedural protection.
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Under ordinary combat rules established by the laws of war, some bystander deaths are permissible if deemed necessary and proportionate.
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The I.A.A.F. finds itself inundated on many fronts, like corruption, doping and the permissible levels of testosterone in female athletes.
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The court is saying that government discrimination based not on evidence, but solely on animus against transgender people, is permissible.
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His words incited some of this nation's darkest demons and made much of what was once considered unconscionable wholly permissible.
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Any amount of rights violation is wrong under this view -- it is simply not ethically permissible to use bees as slaves.
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Why is it permissible to withhold anesthesia before performing a spinal tap on a premature baby in the intensive care unit?
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So while it might have been perfectly permissible in a legal and industry sense, I still don't believe it was ethical.
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"Had Uber obtained an autonomous vehicle testing permit prior to today, the company's launch would have been permissible," the letter reads.
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Mr. Bel raises some fascinating questions, among them, what is permissible, what are we repelled by, who enters the opera house?
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"Both of those objectives are consistent with law, are permissible and legal," Republican Senator Ted Cruz said on the Senate floor.
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"A newer memorial, erected under different circumstances, would not necessarily be permissible under this approach," Breyer wrote in a concurring opinion.
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In addition, many public sector workers are also protected from coercion by strict limits on permissible political activities in government agencies.
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Ideally, existing international treaties could be modified to include provisions about limiting the types and volume of objects permissible in space.
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The best course would be to have a global standard on what sorts of controls are permissible and in what circumstances.
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Motor insurers are likely to drop their premium rates to the lowest permissible limits, leading to a deterioration in loss ratios.
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To him, collapsing "armed and dangerous" into a unitary concept is permissible only when it comes to firearms, not other weapons.
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None of these laws even apply to him - he's the president - but that is more than permissible in a trust structure.
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What you are protecting is inhumanly valuable (and might have sex with you) so anything and everything you do is permissible.
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But restricting even further what is permissible for a tame parliament and tightly policed press looks less like unity than weakness.
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The report quotes a post from a moderator on one forum offering a more laissez faire take on what is permissible.
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HHS' proposed rule removes its 2014 regulation, thereby closing the aforementioned loophole, and returning HHS regulations to their permissible statutory scope.
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Islamic banks have traditionally established their own internal sharia boards, employing scholars to rule on whether their products are religiously permissible.
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"Such mechanisms would allow user control, rather than forcing Facebook to judge what content its permissible," NCAC wrote in the letter.
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" However, DoD also declares, "A blanket prohibition on gender transition during a Service member's first term of service is not permissible.
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Over the weekend, senior Muslim clerics including royal court adviser Sheikh Abdullah al-Mutlaq declared that investing in Aramco was permissible.
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In doing so, however, it also reinforces the divide between how officialdom understands permissible conduct and how the general public does.
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For decades, judges thought it was permissible to fill in the gaps left by the ambiguities in the Constitution and laws.
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Plumbing hardware like faucets and connectors often contained that much lead until 2013, when the permissible level fell to near zero.
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In a 98-year-old school, Nicolaus Copernicus Elementary, 16 of 19 water fountains and coolers were found above permissible levels.
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The agreement specifies that notice of withdrawal is permissible only after three years from the date it took effect, namely Nov.
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Despite this, bigots have seemingly become more brazen, creating a climate that has made anti-Semitism far more permissible and dangerous.
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The decision repeatedly criticized mandatory sentences, suggesting that ones in which judges could take account of the defendant's age were permissible.
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The companies' defense in many of these lawsuits is that they were producing pills at a level permissible by the DEA.
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I believe that such an action would violate the federal securities laws and not be permissible under the Federal Arbitration Act.
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Through the new law, the government wants to narrow permissible activities of foreign groups and monitor their work much more thoroughly.
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The State Department, which oversaw the sale, said it is the "type of permissible business activity envisioned" under the nuclear deal.
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It places weapons in the hands of everyone around them, annexing their targets into a war zone where anything is permissible.
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News organizations in Australia have been testing the boundaries of what is permissible while pressuring the court to lift the order.
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The court ruling prevents the regulations from being implemented while litigation continues over whether the rules are permissible under federal law.
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The second is fantastical but mathematically permissible: The water starts still, erupts in the middle of the night, then returns to stillness.
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Thus the court created a new compromise: Affirmative action in admissions was permissible, but only if it was used to foster diversity.
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"Canopy Growth will participate in the American market now that there is a clear federally-permissible path to the market," he said.
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"Our position is that this is permissible under federal law," she said, noting that lawyers will soon file a response in court.
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The new bill would direct the SEC to study its regulation, and consider if it should place additional limits on permissible trading.
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But charging a "reasonable amount for the removal, processing, preservation, quality control, storage, transportation, implantation, or disposal of a part" is permissible.
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The new charges, effective from July, come hard on the heels of curbs on permissible investments for foreigners and tighter immigration rules.
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I want to be free—but not too free—so I seek out things that are permissible, but feel like bad behavior.
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Joe Hagin, a deputy chief of staff in the White House, told colleagues that the simultaneous roles might not even be permissible.
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During the heady reign of the Pahlavis (17853-79) Iranians freely indulged in drinking as it was legally permissible to do so.
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"The arrest of Pablo with a permissible ID is sending shock waves throughout the immigrant community," Adams said, according to ABC7 NY .
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He says he had been told by the hedge fund's chief compliance officer that what he intended to say would be permissible.
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Phantom ads and viewability are less likely to be concerns when the ad ecosystem supports a much smaller set of permissible ads.
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The news comes just weeks after Volkswagen cars were found to be emitting nine times more than the permissible limit in India.
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And that's why it's constitutionally permissible to put limits on contributions, so that public officials are not dependent on a few donors.
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We need to have a real conversation about how much government intrusion is permissible and I hope it results in meaningful policy.
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The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) last year lowered the permissible exposure limit to silica dust for construction workers.
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His convictions comprised twelve separate counts, and Albanese asked the judge for the maximum sentence on each, to run consecutively, wherever permissible.
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"It was a routine business transaction and permissible even if from a personal friend," EPA Senior Counsel for Ethics Justina Fugh said.
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Slowly but surely, the country seemed to be moving in the right direction, away from the sentiment that unpaid internships are permissible.
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He has already broken the bounds of permissible political discourse with his remarks about Mexicans, Muslims, women, dictators and his political rivals.
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But investigators were not convinced the switches in the cars being recalled met the legal requirements to be permissible, Mr. Dobrindt said.
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His approach has the great merit of keeping distinct what is legally permissible and what is or ought to be socially acceptable.
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The legal question before the Court is whether the warrantless collection of this non-content information is permissible under the Fourth Amendment.
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But the Alito opinion is ominous, because if gerrymandering as properly measured is permissible, better standards of measurement will be legally meaningless.
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She explained that horses were so valued in ancient China that strict laws stipulated how many were permissible for each social rank.
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The State Department praised the aircraft sale and said it is the "type of permissible business activity envisioned" under the nuclear deal.
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The only views permissible to promote in association with its trademark shield are American institutions like Budweiser, McDonald's, and the U.S. military.
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The decision repeatedly criticized mandatory sentences, suggesting that only ones in which judges could take account of the defendant's age were permissible.
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It would: In general, it's permissible to mislead people who will do you serious and unwarranted wrong if you tell the truth.
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The agency is seeking comments on expanding permissible uses under current law; it is also testing to evaluate the parameters of regulation.
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The belief that black people are less than white people has made segregated schools acceptable, mass incarceration possible, and police violence permissible.
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It added that advances in genetic testing and concerns about sex-selective abortions justified the provision restricting permissible reasons for the procedure.
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For wealthy cities like Palo Alto, the Silicon Valley community that abuts Stanford University, the legislation could increase permissible density virtually everywhere.
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The result has been a gold rush of CBD marketers, a raft of online ruminations about what is permissible, and, increasingly, confusion.
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Last month, the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether it is permissible even if the man whose life is at stake objects.
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But the ruling did not address whether it was permissible for a lawyer to disregard a client's explicit instruction to the contrary.
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He did not address whether the others, too, would also still be legally permissible if a policy maker wanted to use them.
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That is, you fear they would use the permissible prejudice against gun owners to excuse the now impermissible prejudice against gay people.
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Weapond also holds that always-on camera surveillance is permissible if it uses "intelligent surveillance technology" to reduce video processing and recording.
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Do the photos have to have been taken with the intent of making art, or are other kinds of photographic documents permissible?
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The question, therefore, is whether refusing to recommend a student for a year abroad in Israel constitutes a permissible or impermissible basis.
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"You could mandate certain rules about what is and isn't permissible when it comes to allowing people to have exemptions," he said.
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The Ethics Office neither supports nor opposes things -- it simply advises as to what is permissible within the bounds of the law.
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During this stage of life only, before full-fledged adulthood, it was socially permissible to have sex with either men or women.
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The report also says his aides looked into classifying her as a department volunteer, which also would have made her travel permissible.
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It amended the law to change the definition of a foreign business, retroactively making a wider range of companies permissible campaign donors.
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The only difference is that ISIS leadership attempts to legitimize violent tactics by claiming that deadly force is religiously permissible and required.
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"Under Islamic law, lying is not only permissible, but obligatory for Muslims in some situations," Team B II writes in its report.
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Jeffrey B. Wall, a lawyer for the Trump administration who argued in favor of retaining the memorial, said war memorials were permissible.
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Changes for incoming recruits are afoot, as well, including increasing the number of permissible campus visits for recruits to 15 from five.
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The 25th Amendment does not specify all the possible and permissible reasons for declaring someone incapable of discharging his or her duties.
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Each sport has its own governing body that determines eligibility and rules of what is permissible in terms of an athlete's compensation.
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He says the networks, while they appear public, are really private spaces, where the companies control what speech, and which speakers, are permissible.
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Titled "Comcast's Web Notification System Design," the document interestingly has a clause specifically saying injecting code is permissible but not for advertisements. R3.1.12.
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He said it was permissible for unrelated men and women to interact under certain conditions so long as they are not in seclusion.
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But his decision was based on narrow procedural grounds, so it was not the final word on whether work requirements are legally permissible.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," he wrote.
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Whoever the next nominee is, considering race in university admissions—which Mr Kennedy deemed narrowly permissible in 2016—will probably be deemed unconstitutional.
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"Each time, the 9th Circuit reasoned that the Act is a permissible content-neutral, time, place, and manner restriction," the government's brief said.
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But if it were certain she wanted her own hopes for an instant death to be confirmed, it is permissible to do so.
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Flagging does not always lead to censorship—even after a video is flagged, the same clip reuploaded with additional commentary might be permissible.
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The appeals court has scheduled oral arguments March 22 in a case concerning whether Interior's 2015 fracking rule is permissible under the law.
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In his May 2015 decision, O'Donnell ruled that Brelo's use of force was permissible because he had reason to believe he was threatened.
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All forgiven, every single flaw like 'not enough memory' is permissible... with this method, the process itself becomes more important than the result.
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Another concern is whether it is permissible for scholars to validate sukuk whose terms allow future amendments without proper adherence to sharia rulings.
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Here are two types of asset allocation strategies: The financial planner would also assign a maximum permissible range for each asset class; e.g.
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There, she learned for the first time that the violence she experienced over a nine-year relationship was never permissible under her faith.
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If it held up, it would certainly open the door to a more expansive view of what is actually permissible under the ACA.
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"You could mandate certain rules about what is and isn't permissible when it comes to allowing people to have exemptions," he told CNN.
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One is that the Saudis and their coalition of mostly Sunni Arab partners have yet to learn how to identify permissible military targets.
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The central bank said banks need not seek prior regulatory approval before conducting or acquiring major equity stakes in permissible non-financial businesses.
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It's not permissible under Roe to ban abortion before a fetus is viable, and most second-trimester abortions don't involve a viable fetus.
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Pennsylvania argued that such treatment fell within the "normal range" of permissible conditions, and was no more harsh than what similar inmates faced.
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Copyright law, including the separability rule, has always sought to draw that line between copying that is permissible and copying that is not.
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But the new rules represent an interpretation the AARP finds problematic since they represent the final word on what the agency finds permissible.
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Mr. Gamble argued that this violated the double jeopardy clause, but lower courts said the dual prosecutions were permissible under Supreme Court precedents.
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And the technique used by the Chinese scientists is still a long way from producing human babies, even if that were ethically permissible.
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Mr. Gamble argued that this violated the double jeopardy clause, but lower courts said the dual prosecutions were permissible under Supreme Court precedent.
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Essential services have stayed open, like grocery stores and pharmacies, but public gatherings aren't permissible, and restaurants and bars have been shut down.
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But companies have always been allowed to profit from permissible forms of suffering, as anyone who has ever missed a loan repayment knows.
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I haven't taken more than the permissible amount and I am sure at the end of the day the truth will be told.
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While some collateral damage is permissible as a side consequence of striking a legitimate target, it must be proportionate to the military objective.
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"Torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment is never a morally permissible option, even if lives depend on gaining information," the manual said.
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I like to make a zesty egg salad that has no mayonnaise (though a dab of homemade mayonnaise or aioli would be permissible).
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Of course, if a majority of the Senate votes to subpoena witnesses for the benefit of either side (or both), that's entirely permissible.
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More seriously, the environments where rape jokes like this are permissible often go hand in hand with behavior that goes beyond the jokes.
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In response, Israel shut down crossing points into Gaza and reduced the permissible fishing area off the territory's coast to 6 nautical miles.
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Does patriotic defense of country require perpetual, obsessive vigilance, or is it permissible to retreat occasionally for one's own mental and spiritual health?
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If Republican senators vote to acquit Trump of impeachable offenses next year, they will effectively make a statement that such conduct is permissible.
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The Supreme Court, in 2012, narrowly upheld the constitutionality of the individual mandate, calling it a permissible exercise of Congress's power to tax.
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Her reasoning is that cultures change and evolve, sometimes finding things that were once inconceivable to be permissible and, perhaps more importantly, vice versa.
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What I was saying is that it's hard to micromanage ahead of time what military interventions, under what circumstances, are permissible and what aren't.
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The code sets out principles to clarify how traders can operate, specifying what market information is permissible to be shared and what is banned.
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In 1991, the US Supreme Court held that Reagan's rule was a "permissible construction of Title X," and should be allowed to be implemented.
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However, some will not, and others, even if brought in good faith, may be defensible as fair use or for some other permissible reason.
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Some believe abortion is permissible if having a child will cause a mother extreme suffering or distress, while others prefer to judge circumstances individually.
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Prior to the eighties, when corporate control over artists became near absolute, it was permissible for an artist to be fucked up and outspoken.
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That means he still needs public support from the state&aposs top clerics in order to position his reforms as Islamic and religiously permissible.
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This is permissible if the Supreme Court rules that the judges are mere employees, but not if they are government officers with significant discretion.
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The story of the internet has always been the same story: disaffected young men thinking their boorish and cruel behavior was justified or permissible.
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Even Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra, the underused villain of the piece, looks like she was contractually obliged to show as much flesh as permissible.
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But since its inception, Muslim leaders and communities have debated on whether or not cryptocurrencies should be deemed halal or haram, permissible or forbidden.
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"I think we should be very concerned and I think we should be concerned about the Chinese law that makes this permissible," Feinstein said.
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All these steps are permissible under the INF and New Strategic Arms Reduction (New START) treaties and would build upon existing capabilities and programs.
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Nevertheless, as Maria acknowledged, it is every player's responsibility to know what they put in their body and to know if it is permissible.
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The hosts and the guests engaged in a fierce style of political debate that reset the terms of what was permissible in American politics.
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"As a legal matter, if they can stick to that story -- that it was just for strategic advice -- that's probably permissible," Weissman told CNN.
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What has happened with Mueller is very much not permissible for reasons related to civil liberties, constitutional liberties and the federalist separation of powers.
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How long will that take, and is it permissible to delete the e-mails that various police officials, attorneys, and survivors keep sending me?
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GLB did not expand the permissible securities activities of banks – it merely allowed banks and nonbank financial entities to affiliate under the FHC structure.
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Now, the regulations enacted by Trump once again restrict this category of travel for individuals, though it is permissible in group, according to CNBC.
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So I think a no-buy list would be constitutionally permissible so long as it had appropriate due process protections for the individuals listed.
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On the opposite coin face, universities must contend with which kinds of cognitive enhancement are permissible before it's considered cheating—if it's ever cheating.
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If reformulating your product to be more addictive or less healthy increases sales, then it's not only permissible but actually required to do so.
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While he claims his products are permissible by Islamic law, Islamic forums have long been divided whether sex toys can ever truly be halal.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association, No. 16-476, was an effort to decide whether the 1992 law amounted to unconstitutional commandeering or permissible pre-emption.
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The Qur'anic concepts of halal (Arabic for permissible, often defined as equivalent to kosher) and tayyab (wholesome or good) determine suitability for Muslim consumption.
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A mass judicial impeachment, over lavish but legally permissible spending, he said, was unwarranted and possibly even a violation of the separation of powers.
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Mr. Flotron's acquittal raises the question of how many cancellations are too many to show an illegal intent rather than a permissible trading program.
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The Trump administration's actions, legally permissible or not, reverse a three-decade bipartisan project to improve the census's ability to capture the whole population.
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Certainly, and we'd continue to honor the terms of our mutual Permissible Philandering agreement involving Lenny Kravitz (for Kristen) and Scarlett Johansson (for me).
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Although officials have increased the permissible amounts for the QFII programme – doubling it to $300 billion earlier this year – interest has not kept pace.
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He mentioned possible changes, like a cap on permissible gifts to his campaigns and tighter restrictions on contributions from lawyers dealing with his staff.
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And why did she think that using a private server to conduct State Department business was permissible under the law in the first place?
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" Ms. Taylor said, "I never advised Commissioner Ponte that it is permissible to take a city-owned car out of state for personal purposes.
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Much more is at stake, Schiff noted, including America's national security interests, the integrity of our elections and the permissible conduct of future presidents.
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When corporate executives get in trouble, it is common for them to claim that their lawyers said it was permissible to act that way.
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We don't need to agree on whether it's morally permissible to kill animals to agree that this is not the way to do it.
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Many gay couples work out detailed agreements about what kinds of sexual contact are permissible outside the relationship, under what circumstances and how often.
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Even Justice Scalia recognized that laws restricting the possession of certain guns -- machine guns and short-barreled shotguns, for example -- would be constitutionally permissible.
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In saving the arts, we save ourselves from a society where creative production is permissible only insofar as it serves the instruments of power.
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One reason this practice was permissible — even heroic at times — was that because the subject was the experimenter himself, informed consent wasn't an issue.
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In such circumstances, according to Chevron, judges must defer to an agency's interpretation, at least if it is within the range of permissible interpretations.
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"The memorial cross is permissible because it falls within our nation's long tradition of accommodating religious speech or symbols in civic life," he said.
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Just 15 when she was first trafficked and raped, she said her captors told her their actions were "halal," meaning permissible under Islamic law.
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These new proposed rules include a long list of content that wouldn't be permissible, an apparent attempt to reinstate some of that content censorship.
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"It is no longer socially permissible to use race, explicitly, as a justification for discrimination, exclusion, and social contempt," she writes in the introduction.
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There's also a question of whether courts would be willing to step in and disrupt a self-pardon, even if it's not constitutionally permissible.
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But while he was still technically alive, military doctors put him on a ventilator and administered the maximum permissible doses of antibiotics and other medication.
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Instead, in a ruling that took the legal community by surprise, chief justice John Roberts wrote that the individual mandate was permissible as a tax.
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Also, the the company began to make inquiries into California's End of Life Option Act, which makes doctor-assisted death permissible for terminally ill patients.
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This week, Dorsey has gone on a media blitz to better explain the company's policies around permissible content and decision-making around accounts like Infowars.
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We are going to ask for every charge permissible for this guy, who stepped up and fired a shotgun because someone knocked on his door.
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With start-ups trying to build commercially viable supersonic jets, Mr Dourado thinks the FAA should replace the ban with a maximum permissible noise level.
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Facebook's guidelines, which were recently leaked, show how hard it is to distinguish posts that should be removed from those that are offensive but permissible.
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Although many of these products were only slightly over the permissible limit to begin with, less lead in a product is not a bad thing.
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Broadly speaking, the Belgian public supports physician-assisted suicide, although debate continues around the issue of whether euthanasia on mental health grounds should be permissible.
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This is one of the few times in martial arts that stepping across yourself is permissible because it takes some distance out of the pivot.
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But this assumes that the rules governing what is and isn't permissible are the same between third-party providers and the social platforms they serve.
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This is the When Harry Met Sally solstice — after this date, it is permissible to watch When Harry Met Sally every day until fall's end.
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A line must of course be drawn between permissible ballot access laws and impermissible attempts to add qualifications to those specified in the federal Constitution.
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It is not permissible to use "American values" or "Western principles" in treating intolerant Salafism (which denies other peoples' right to have their own religion).
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The compliance, or religious permissibility of an instrument, is decided by the scholars who design instruments and advise investors on what is permissible to buy.
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I now believe that there are no circumstances in which these criteria are met, and I hold the view that violent jihad is never permissible.
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While schools that censor student newspapers or ban certain clubs do violate free speech, these violations are permissible under the overarching principle of religious freedom.
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In effect, Iran is still staying within the parameters of the 2015 agreement but now tip-toeing closer to the edge of what is permissible.
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We can begin to bring that down by gradually lowering the permissible amount of insurance overhead until it reaches something close to the Medicare level.
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But the administration could claim that any such communications are irrelevant or privileged, ultimately leaving it up to the judge to decide what is permissible.
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The American Legion, which originally built the cross, intervened in the lawsuit and argued that the monument's upkeep was a permissible use of government funds.
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Political candidates have long made campaign stops at churches, an activity that is permissible as long as the candidate does not veer into election matters.
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In this black-and-white worldview, it is not just permissible to kill enemies and unbelievers, but it is a religious duty to do so.
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"I also note that whether the Act constitutes a permissible exercise of Congress' power under the Commerce Clause is not before the Court," he wrote.
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The sharia-compliant firm made its international foray in August, launching its services in Britain, aiming to tap into Muslim investors seeking religiously permissible investments.
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Courts will most likely have to decide whether this bill is permissible with other ballot access rules or changing the qualifications to run for office.
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Among other experiments, United Arab Emirates-based Halal Chain conducted an initial coin offer in December which is linked to data on Islamically permissible goods.
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There are only a small handful of cities worldwide that allow robotaxis on public roads, so it always helps to collect more mileage whenever permissible.
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"Wherever technically possible, and legally permissible, Vodafone will be willing to assist governments in developing insights based on large, anonymised datasets," CEO Nick Read said.
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"Wherever technically possible, and legally permissible, Vodafone will be willing to assist governments in developing insights based on large, anonymized datasets," CEO Nick Read said.
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"The state's only beef is that the plaintiffs provide abortions," he wrote, noting that Florida already prohibits funding for abortions, as courts have held permissible.
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They also issued a warning to other Sufis living in Egypt, saying they were "mushrikin" and that their "blood is filthy and permissible to shed."
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"Wherever technically possible, and legally permissible, Vodafone will be willing to assist governments in developing insights based on large, anonymised datasets," CEO Nick Read said.
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"Wherever technically possible, and legally permissible, Vodafone will be willing to assist governments in developing insights based on large, anonymized datasets," CEO Nick Read said.
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The next day, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the Patriots took a team photo with 54 players, Silvestro said, instead of the permissible 53.
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The official added that DeVos thinks that Congress should take action to clarify whether or not using the grant funding to buy guns is permissible.
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At the first race of the season, in Melbourne, Australia, last month, the F.I.A. published a list of team-to-driver communications that were permissible.
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Submitting such expense claims is only permissible, according to the rules governing the Israeli Prime Minister, in the absence of official cooks at the residence.
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Fourth, the order does not chill speech, because there is no threat that the government will ever investigate or bar permissible speech of any kind.
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Mr. Brennan originally created 8chan to host any legally permissible speech, no matter how toxic, but has since said the site should be shut down.
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If laughter was permissible while that deadly folly was transpiring (mostly out of the public eye), it's probably O.K. to laugh at our situation now.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, who authored the court's opinion, reasoned at the time that the individual mandate was permissible under Congress' power to levy taxes.
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Some Volkswagen cars emit nine times more than the permissible limit in India, according to recent revelations by the country's heavy industries minister Anant Geete.
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Right-leaning Chief Justice John Roberts and left-leaning Justice Elena Kagan seem to agree that sending the lawsuit papers to the embassy was permissible.
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We made it grossly permissible for paparazzi to upskirt celebrities like Lohan, Britney Spears, and Paris Hilton and sell the photos to make a buck.
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Scientists are already discussing the ethics of gene-editing humans, and some have cautiously agreed that it's "morally permissible" to genetically modify babies in some cases.
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Under a previous version of this law, out-of-state IDs had been permissible, and even Memphis library cards after a lawsuit from some senior citizens.
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Hopkins permitted Title VII plaintiffs to file "mixed-motive" suits, which arise when a worker alleges discrimination based on a mixture of permissible and impermissible factors.
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Election law contains many rules about the sorts of coordination permissible in support of a candidate, but relatively few rules about coordination to defeat a candidate.
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"For a functioning democracy, you not only need free speech to be permissible by law, you also need free speech to be commercially viable," Krishnan said.
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"Joint proceedings are not only permissible but are often preferable when the joined defendants' criminal conduct arises out of a single chain of events," he wrote.
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In a series of studies, it found airborne beryllium concentrations of more than 40 times the new permissible exposure limit during coal slag abrasive blasting operations.
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But while acquiring an egg and then working with a surrogate mother are transactions with ethical risks, they can each be conducted in morally permissible ways.
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Since the AR-15 was designed to be as lethal as possible, it clearly falls on the wrong side of the permissible line for civilian use.
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Ultimately, they want Trump to push the boundaries of acceptable opinion to the point where the nakedest of naked racism becomes permissible in mainstream public discourse.
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Both sets of challengers said the latest ban, Trump's third, discriminates against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution and is not permissible under immigration laws.
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Later in the evening, Obama dined at a "paladar" -- one of hundreds of privately-run restaurants that only recently became permissible in the state-run economy.
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For example, American winemakers must relabel their bottles for export because they list alcohol content to one decimal point more than the EU deems permissible, bizarrely.
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New surveys of the village found extensive contamination that had gone undetected, including some areas where radiation was 20 times the permissible level for inhabited areas.
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For example, until 2014, it was permissible for trucks in India to carry construction rods protruding up to a meter from the back of the truck.
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The task was germane to Fitzgerald's day job: Fitzgerald had been nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate, so the appointment was constitutionally permissible.
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After the controversy first erupted, the Federation of Islamic Organizations in Switzerland said that the shaking of a woman's hand by a man was theologically permissible.
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Jubelirer, Justice Kennedy, concurring only in the result, wrote: I do not understand the plurality to conclude that partisan gerrymandering that disfavors one party is permissible.
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The wine rules will allow for new "permissible treatments that may be applied to wine and to juice from which wine is made," the agency said.
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Cousins said statements such as "great-tasting meat from healthy animals" and "raised right tastes right" amounted to permissible "puffery" by the Austin, Texas-based company.
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The N.C.A.A. also doesn't protest when its member schools engage in the counting chicanery — unfortunately permissible under federal guidelines — that overstates their numbers of female athletes.
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"Trump seems to have signaled there's going to be another military attack -- that's not permissible by law," said Murphy, who sits on the Foreign Relations Committee.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," Kavanaugh wrote at the time.
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A private group that puts on an activity has a right under the First Amendment to decide what speech is permissible and impermissible at the activity.
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"I've got to object to this conclusion that Bob Durst killed Kathie," DeGuerin told the judge, saying it was not permissible and Lewin was presenting evidence.
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"It looks like naked partisanship, and that might be permissible," said Barry Burden, the director of the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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"It is true that in Islam this might not be permissible, but under Thari culture, you participate in your Hindu neighbors' joys and sorrows," he said.
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He said his group has been unable to get the city to allow food trucks to park in commercial zones, or to designate permissible parking areas.
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It is legally permissible for campaigns and party committees to foot the bill for legal costs that stem from matters related to the campaign in question.
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Here's the problem: guidance that centers on the term "consent" suggests that a legal standard for permissible sexual interactions is also a decent or desirable one.
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A lawyer's seal of approval, the argument goes, made the actions permissible, or at least showed that the executives lacked any intent to violate the law.
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Unless otherwise exempted, homemade birthday cupcakes would be out, but many highly processed snacks, including some with considerable amounts of added sugar, would still be permissible.
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Reisinger's tree monitors and spotted tree monitors, for example, suddenly appeared on Indonesia's list of permissible exports in 2015, only to be removed the following year.
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One of their chief goals is to eliminate detailed federal standards, like those that define the permissible value of insurance plans — bronze, silver, gold and platinum.
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That gave Republican senators a hook to argue that what Democrats charged as abuse of power and obstruction of Congress was in fact perfectly permissible behavior.
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" Maryland's attorney general, Brian F. Frosh, countered that the lower court's standard "fails to meet the challenge of separating permissible political consideration from impermissible, excessive partisanship.
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And secondly, whether it is permissible for the president to obstruct Congress and act as if he is above the law and immune for constitutional oversight.
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BMW (BMWYY) said in a statement that it considers the investigation to be "an attempt to equate permissible coordination of industry positions" with unlawful cartel behavior.
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"So it is not permissible for the president, or prime minister or parliament or cabinet or a referendum to give up this land," Ali told Reuters.
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The case involves key issues surrounding permissible use for software development, with Google arguing it made fair use of the code and did not infringe copyright.
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Long said cannabis banking won't be a permissible use of the state's special purpose depository institutions, as all activities must comply with state and federal law.
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Dining rooms are humming at all hours, yet this is one of the few spots in town where whipping out your laptop to work is permissible.
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Google urged the high court to rule its copying of Oracle's Java programming language to create the Android operating system was permissible under U.S. copyright law.
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And it's something that's been going on for decades due to bad policy, allowing big businesses to dodge taxes in a shady but legally permissible manner.
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For all our much-touted faux-tolerance that kind of undisguised, unbridled, bare-faced, arse-out-for-the-photographer mindlessness wasn't permissible in puritanical Middle England.
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They show that disrupting function of the TPJ transforms participants into psychopaths, judging any action as morally permissible and making the TPJ a critical region for empathy.
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The argument that the blunders of others make our own missteps permissible is one that we must have more pride in ourselves than to which to resort.
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If we accept that everything is permissible and resistance is futile, then both of those things will come to be even more true than they are now.
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The company's confusing response showed how the major social tech platforms' struggle to identify and enforce what speech is permissible, and how to develop policies around it.
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The ruling in the end came down to very different decisions in federal and state courts on whether blatant gerrymandering to benefit a political party is permissible.
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The feasibility of trans-Caspian pipelines, taking oil from Kazakhstan and gas from Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan, was reaffirmed, though these were technically already permissible under international law.
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Many of these women had to plead insanity or say their pregnancy was causing them to consider suicide — two of the few permissible justifications for obtaining permission.
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Alipay now belongs to a far bigger group, Ant, which has spread into areas that might not have been permissible had it been fully owned by Alibaba.
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Although it might be surprising to some, it is perfectly permissible to have more than one U.S. passport, as individuals who travel abroad extensively no doubt know.
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"I have seen often how this belief interferes with the therapeutic relationship because [individuals] tend to share what they feel is permissible to share," Santos tells Refinery29.
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Without a receipt, any credit you receive could likely be at an item's current price rather than the purchase price — if a return is permissible at all.
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Not only is some favoritism acceptable in deciding who gets an exclusive interview, but judges would be at a loss to distinguish between permissible and impermissible favoritism.
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"When things get out of kilter from artificially low interest rates...the only correction is the liquidation of the debt, but that is not permissible," Paul said.
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Although halal products cannot contain any alcohol, pig, carnivore, or blood-based ingredients, any part of a permissible animal's meat or bones can be included, says Ghanim.
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If it's the former, the question is raised whether "selective waiver" of the privilege that allows the president to reveal only facts that help him is permissible.
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A further concern is whether it is permissible to validate contracts which stipulate that a court will not refer to sharia principles in the settlement of disputes.
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The amount of released contaminant is far below federal permissible limits and the leak was reported to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and state agencies voluntarily, Entergy said.
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Most expatriate workers in Saudi Arabia live in gated communities, which allow Westerners to enjoy more relaxed living conditions than would be permissible in wider Saudi society.
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Moreover, the difficulty of specifying permissible trades and investments has led to complex rules and costly compliance efforts while doing little to make the financial system safer.
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Press TV said she was mistreated in jail because her hijab was removed and she was offered non-halal food, or food not permissible under Islamic law.
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"In particular, the industry presented substantial evidence that OSHA's [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] proposed permissible exposure limit (PEL) was technologically and economically infeasible," the group said.
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And the disclaimers required of unlicensed facilities, the state argues, are a permissible means to ensure women aren't being misled about the type of care being provided.
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"Unless the Chinese government is coming to arrest me, I'm going to do whatever is legally permissible by court order," Mr. Seiden said in a recent interview.
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When Congress introduced them in 1958, they were viewed as supplemental pensions for teachers, and the only permissible investments were annuities, according to tax experts and consultants.
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The Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly, which guides the conservative movement, said that some teleconferencing for prayers was permissible for sick people.
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While the president in theory has the power to remove a Fed chairman "for cause," courts have held that the permissible causes do not include policy disagreements.
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Instead, they've expanded gun rights to such an extreme that Tennessee is now the go-to place for gun transfers that wouldn't be permissible in other places.
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Before you read the rest of the article, answer the following questions based on your own knowledge, experience and opinions: • Should voluntary segregation in schools be permissible?
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Earlier generations of Orthodox scholars had ruled that vaccination was "permissible and proper," Rabbi Weiss also said, even with the crude early vaccines that sometimes killed recipients.
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The government does not have to actually order people to limit their movements to accomplish virtually the same result through closures, assembly limits, and permissible travel restrictions.
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By a 7-to-2 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that the procedure was a permissible way for the agency that administers patents to fix its mistakes.
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American Civil Liberties Union (1989), the court said in a 5-85033 decision that of two public-sponsored holiday displays in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, only one was permissible.
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Alternatively, the Court could leave some shell of Roe in place while also making it clear that at least some so-called TRAP laws are now permissible.
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"The position of nuclear power should either be forbidden for all or permissible for everyone," Erdogan told the United Nations General Assembly annual gathering of world leaders.
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He says he simply delivered a scientific analysis of what constituted a drug violation versus what did not, noting what was not permissible under global sports rules.
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Roberts and Justice Anthony Kennedy sided with the Obama administration and ruled that the subsidies were permissible in every state, no matter who had established the marketplace.
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Discussions are still ongoing about whether it's possible to give the couple official titles in a way that would be appropriate and permissible under ethics and nepotism rules.
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Chamisa's attorney Thabani Mpofu said he would lead a team of lawyers to challenge the presidential election result in court by Friday, the last day permissible by law.
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The Treasury ruled that such investments were permissible, a controversial decision since the purpose of the opportunity zone initiative was to spur new investments, not reward existing projects.
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If prayer is ruled permissible, then the other rites should proceed as normal, said Zulfiqar, who researched Muslim funeral rites for a dissertation on collective duties in Islam.
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But the Trump administration has some leeway to interpret the rules so that Iowa's plan becomes permissible, says Jennifer Tolbert of the Kaiser Family Foundation, a think-tank.
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Because it has never defined luxury goods, China can argue that cable cars for Mr. Kim's prestige resort were permissible, even justifying them as equipment for the masses.
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" Mueller report: "Second, while the OLC opinion concludes that a sitting President may not be prosecuted, it recognizes that a criminal investigation during the President's term is permissible.
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But within the parameters of the permissible, and mostly on matters to do with economic affairs, the government is trying to make the administration of justice more fair.
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"In general, I think the way we're socialized is that, for men, it is permissible to use brute force," says Eri Kim, senior clinical director at Safe Horizon.
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By this point, cinematic violence was still a subject of debate and regulation, but it was permissible, and Scorsese had already created some of Hollywood's most legendary shooters.
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In "The People vs Larry Flynt" in 1996 he celebrated the fact that the most disgusting speech, a smut-peddler's, had been ruled permissible by the Supreme Court.
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"It doesn't concern me because many people agree with me," Trump said, implicitly arguing that racist positions are permissible if they are shared by large numbers of people.
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Both sets of challengers said the latest ban, like the earlier ones, discriminates against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution and is not permissible under immigration laws.
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The report calls the five weeks USA Gymnastics spent investigating allegations on its own before reporting to law enforcement "not a permissible delay," but doesn't go any further.
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But so far the consensus of privacy experts appears to be that the initiative is permissible under federal law, the WSJ writes, however bad the optics might be.
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The move is permissible under the deal, which restricts the country from enriching weapons-grade uranium and caps the country's allowed stockpile of enriched uranium at 660 pounds.
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But Wahed hopes to claim a slice of the market by catering to Muslims seeking religiously permissible investments, which are either scarce or costly in most Western markets.
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Moreover, other uses of the defendant's money might not be permissible because they would not be a means to assert the Sixth Amendment right to counsel of choice.
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This upset some people who felt the host was in fact pretending to be the prophet's daughter, a re-enactment not viewed as permissible by many Sunni Muslims.
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National sharia authorities have not ruled on whether cryptocurrencies are permissible, and while several global bodies recommend standards for Islamic finance, none has the authority to impose them.
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Some states have gone the other way on guns, however, passing "Stand Your Ground" laws that broaden the situations where shooting someone in "self-defense" is legally permissible.
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But Judge Ellis has also called that approach permissible, and limited tangential discussion about political issues not directly related to the substance of the financial charges against Manafort.
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The high court's 7-2 ruling said that long-standing monument was permissible under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment, which calls for the separation of church and state.
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The thematic openness of the exhibition works well with the enormous space, with each work given ample breathing room (with the exception of occasional groupings when thematically permissible).
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Then again, LinkedIn would not be the first company to "ask for forgiveness, not permission," when it comes to pushing the boundaries of what is considered permissible behavior.
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In the past ISPs have throttled content based on their own determination of what was lawful or permissible, and had to be forced to stop in the courts.
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For more than a decade, federal courts have struggled with the question of whether there are standards for separating permissible from impermissible partisan considerations in drawing district lines.
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"This court — not a lower federal court — should decide," the Justice Department said, "whether the type of intrusion on the presidency at issue in this case is permissible."
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" The Times's assistant general counsel, David McCraw, responded masterfully, writing that the newspaper published, in a legally permissible manner, "newsworthy information about a subject of deep public concern.
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"The appellate court in the 'Stairway' case has the chance to provide more clarity," Professor Fishman said, "on which kinds of musical borrowing are permissible and which aren't."
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The Milwaukee Bucks were fined $50,000 for violating rules "governing the timing of discussions regarding future player contracts and permissible commitments to players," the league office announced Tuesday.
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That means corporations should only be able to collect data for permissible purposes, and Congress should ban certain uses that are abusive and serve no legitimate commercial interest.
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In Alaska, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Utah, Vermont and Wisconsin, photos at the ballot box are permissible, but cannot include a picture of a completed ballot.
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"It is absolutely permissible under the ethics rules for a city official to request donations from people who have business before the city," Wiley said later, Politico reported.
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These tests revealed that while the cars met the norms in test environment, the ones running on the roads had nine times more emissions than the permissible limit.
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"This is permissible and it's being reported properly, but why they are doing it is a mystery," said Brendan Fischer, senior counsel for the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center.
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Introduced to Indian law under British colonial rule, the rule was rarely enforced, but critics said it made the blackmail, sexual assault and harassment of L.G.B.T. people permissible.
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It targeted the very idea that anti-Muslim bigotry is a problem worth confronting, implying that such bigotry is not just permissible but indeed serves an important function.
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Some types of equipment, especially if it was dismantled or could be put to a variety of industrial uses, may be permissible under the terms of the accord.
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" The guidelines suggest that "it is ethically permissible to perform a requested sterilization in nulliparous [never pregnant] women and young women who do not wish to have children.
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Google has also argued that its copying of them is permissible under the fair-use defense, which allows unlicensed use of copyrighted works for purposes such as research.
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You can think of the model of compulsory heterosexuality, in which the only kind of sex that's permissible or the only sex one can contemplate is straight sex.
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Where Kogan and GSR ran afoul of the social network was the way his relationship with Cambridge Analytica led to that data being used in different, non-permissible ways.
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Of course, it should be permissible for women to admit when they are emotional — just as much as anyone of any gender should be allowed to express their emotions.
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If there is an issue that people want an opinion on, the religious, learned man would study the issue and pass judgment on whether it was permissible or not.
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It also wants the FDA to examine whether methylene glycol (a form of formaldehyde) should be used at all in these products and, if so, what amount is permissible.
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"That would be considered a clear case of the central bank supporting stock prices, which would invite the question of whether that was permissible for monetary policy," it said.
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They could adopt a race-conscious standard that says it is permissible for blacks but not whites to use or mention the N-word; this would codify existing practice.
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Such apps are only permissible if they are published by an individually registered developer account belonging to the user of the automated tool, not the operator of the service.
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Why is there no direct reference whatsoever to the role that the idea of SIN must have played in determining what is permissible to be put on public view?
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"The investigation ... found, and the board has concluded, that Mr Staley honestly, but mistakenly, believed that it was permissible to identify the author of the letter," the bank said.
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"In a scenario in which there is fatal harm to the mother, I would say a majority of Muslim authority figures would agree abortion would be permissible," Ayubi said.
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The company said in its statement today that, although those comments have never been permissible, it was taking new steps to make sure they don't appear on its platform.
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The courts (perhaps inspired by the resistance in the streets) forced the administration to keep its ambitions within the scope of what was legally permissible, and the administration complied.
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Traditionally, gold has played a very minor role in Islamic finance and there has been little activity beyond spot trading, partly because of uncertainty over what is religiously permissible.
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To argue that it is not permissible to lie means that she must put more general considerations, such as challenging unjust situations, ahead of her own legitimate career ambitions.
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Falling in love was permissible, but to break away from their religion by being with a non-Yazidi man would bring shame on the whole family and invite punishment.
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WTO RULING OVERTURNS LONG-HELD LEGAL POSITION THAT U.S. "ZEROING" OF ANTI-DUMPING TARIFFS IS AGAINST WTO RULES, SAYS U.S. CALCULATION METHODOLOGY WAS PERMISSIBLE IN CANADA SOFTWOOD LUMBER CASE
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The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a permissible level, the FT said.
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During a seance, participants were allowed to express themselves freely — grief, shock, and fear are totally permissible (and justifiable) reactions to believing you're speaking to a ghost, after all.
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Federal officials are now urged to "decline otherwise permissible gifts when accepting them would raise concerns about the appearance of impropriety," according to the new rules released on Friday.
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Chess was initially outlawed by Iranian Revolution which prevailed in 1979; however in 1988, Ayatollah Khomeini said it was permissible as long as it is not combined with gambling.
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He also told Castro he had a "great" dinner at a "paladar" -- one of hundreds of privately run restaurants that only recently became permissible in the state-run economy.
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Holcomb, who has dedicated 18 of his 36 years to his bobsledding career, said some Russian athletes had told him that doping should be permissible except on competition days.
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Miami Beach prohibits rentals for less than six months and one day unless the property is in a legally permissible zone, such as most of tourist-dense South Beach.
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Bollinger in 2003, the Supreme Court endorsed such free-standing holistic admissions programs, saying it was permissible to consider race as one factor among many to achieve educational diversity.
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" The tweet thread ended with: "HHS censoring&blocking Senators from visiting facilities housing separated children -- saying only Senators approved by Chair and Ranking Member of Judiciary Committee are permissible.
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When Congress introduced 403(b) plans in 1958, they were viewed as supplemental pensions for teachers, and the only permissible investments were annuities, according to tax experts and consultants.
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Moreover, that same rule says that "a lawyer may discuss the legal consequences of any proposed course of conduct," so exploring the limits of the law can be permissible.
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"I'm deeply concerned that the actions of some in government leadership have harmed perceptions about the importance of ethics and what conduct is and is not permissible," wrote Apol.
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If a congressional committee wanted to go ask a witness — or even subpoena a witness — that appeared before a grand jury, that would be permissible to get the information.
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The rule proposed in August called for lowering the current eight-hour permissible exposure limit from 2 micrograms per cubic meter of air to 0.2 micrograms per cubic meter.
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Several experts agreed that the distance between campus and criminal understandings of permissible sexual conduct may continue to widen, especially as conversations about sex and power continue to evolve.
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Source: Colorado Bureau of Investigation By Jason Kao Some parents said that marijuana was becoming too normal, another legally permissible health risk with slick marketing, like alcohol or cigarettes.
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One camp cites Qur'anic references, which state that sexual pleasure can only come from their partner and thus use of sex toys fall outside of what is considered permissible.
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It's not permissible to mail in a ballot in Tennessee unless you registered to vote in person before an election commission official, or have voted in a previous election.
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But these views are banned from the public sphere across most of the Arab Middle East; such thoughts are not permissible in civil society or on mainstream media platforms.
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I'm not sure, however, why disruption is often considered permissible and progressive when done by innovators for profit, and intrusive and feckless when done by governments to save lives.
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Virtually all businesses were closed, except for those selling food and pharmaceutical products; travel was prohibited unless permissible under one of four narrow exceptions relating to health and emergencies.
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This writer does not tell stories; she had flagrant contempt for them — those cozy bourgeois tchotchkes that belonged to a safer time, when retreat from the political was permissible.
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Given that the actions of any president are inherently political, Ms. Murkowski and Brian Schatz, a Democrat, asked, how should senators distinguish between permissible political actions and impeachable ones?
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White Collar Watch When the Supreme Court announces a decision in a white-collar case, its statements about the law are not necessarily pellucid descriptions of what is permissible.
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When that creator posted an Instagram photo — unrelated to the advertiser's campaign — with more than the permissible cleavage, Mr. Wescott had to tell her to take down the photo.
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Once you're inside a car, it becomes permissible to comment on those outside it, to remark on their appearance or demeanor, with a brazenness absent from most social situations.
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The Environmental Protection Agency limits inorganic arsenic in public drinking water, and the federal government also sets maximum permissible levels for eggs and some chicken, turkey and pork products.
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"An optimistic reading of evangelicals' sense of permissible sex might suggest that they are on a trajectory toward acceptance of multiple kinds of sexual expressions and identities," Burke said.
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Aerial bombing had expanded the parameters of the battlefield; techniques had been developed to target civilian architecture, along with theories that made such bombardments seem morally permissible, and militarily desirable.
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What Sanders is saying is that he will command his vice president to ignore the parliamentarian's advice and simply rule that anything he wants to do is permissible under reconciliation.
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European privacy standards have now clarified that no untargeted, indiscriminate collection of data is permissible, even if it is for the purposes of protecting national security or investigating serious crime.
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But on Sunday night, Apple followed suit, summarily banning all of Jones's content from iTunes — in the process sending a definitive message about what is and isn't permissible free speech.
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Second, the report continues, the office determined that investigating the president "is permissible" anyway, to preserve evidence, and because the president wouldn't have immunity from indictment after he leaves office.
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This change appeared to breach the commission's own rules and the election law, but a court found the new maths constitutionally permissible just hours before the party-list results appeared.
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Lochte posted an image on social media last year showing himself receiving an infusion of permitted substances and was later banned after a subsequent investigation revealed it exceeded permissible levels.
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World Health Organization guidelines state that the permissible limit of arsenic in drinking water is 10 ppb, while the Indian government states it to be 19833 ppb, five times higher.
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Although commonly a practice occurring within an institutional frame, Intermural Art is not merely a movement transplanting Graffiti or Street Art into the permissible realm of the gallery or museum.
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During a press conference on Wednesday, Pope Francis suggested it might be permissible for Catholic women to use contraception to avoid pregnancy if they are threatened by the Zika virus.
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Underlying her case are clashing narratives about Israel&aposs half-century rule over the Palestinians, the extent of permissible Palestinian resistance to it and the battle for global public opinion.
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As hard is it may be to believe, no internationally binding treaty exists to control the number of objects permissible in LEO, and domestic laws are vague on the matter.
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Justice Kennedy regrettably joined Roberts's judgment, but wrote a lengthy, somewhat tortured concurrence in which he refused to endorse the implied conclusion that affirmative action programs are never constitutionally permissible.
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In addition to normalizing bodily content, she's pushing boundaries to afford other people moral and sexual freedom; by allowing herself to be policed, she broadens the scope of what's permissible.
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Bob Litt, general counsel of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, told the Times the Obama administration was finalizing a 21-page draft of the new permissible procedures.
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Individual moderators self-govern their communities, based on rules of their own making, giving each community the flexibility to set its own terms about what is and is not permissible.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday he agreed with visiting U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson that North Korea's nuclear and missile programs were not permissible.
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It is not uncommon for police supervisors to meet with event organizers to advise what is permissible, what will not be tolerated, and how police will respond in different scenarios.
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" There was no precise reason given for the break in negotiations, but Department of Administration Commissioner Kelly Tshibaka accused the union of seeking "wage offers that are not legally permissible.
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" The commonwealth, on the other hand, argued in court that the detention was not only permissible, it "may have helped to save her life, given the dangerous nature of fentanyl.
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BERLIN, April 12 (Reuters) - Discussing the effectiveness and side-effects of monetary policy must be permissible despite the European Central Bank's independence, a senior German government official said on Tuesday.
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"We ask that you conduct an investigation into each of these decisions to determine whether they are legally permissible and in keeping with the SEC's core mission," the senators wrote.
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The earlier case law indicated that diversity was a permissible government interest while holding that other possible rationales for affirmative action — trying to counter continuing discrimination, for example — were not.
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To limit their exposure and ensure that banks continue to focus on their core businesses, MAS will cap such permissible non-financial operations to 10 percent of the banks' capital.
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To me, it seems insane that any marketing of any controlled substance is permissible—and Frances agreed that such marketing should be banned outright, whether aimed at doctors or consumers.
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In traditional, mainstream practices, it's not considered permissible for women to lead prayers, though there is a modern movement of women leading Islamic prayers and even opening their own mosques.
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The setup helps train YouTube's detection system to make more accurate calls on permissible and impermissible content, but it takes a while—often months—to ramp up, the spokesperson explained.
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"Casey and other decisions hold that, until a fetus is viable, a woman is entitled to decide whether to bear a child," he wrote of the provision on permissible reasons.
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"They did such vile things as they considered everything permissible for their small interests that they stained, they damaged a huge community's religion, cause and faith," he posted on Twitter.
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Gomez insisted to me that he had never done anything unethical during an investigation, but he acknowledged that he "walked the edge" between what was permissible and what was not.
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This is important because there are currently some legally permissible uses of narrowly targeted malware—for example, with a court order, law enforcement can legally hack devices in many countries.
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And it's not the course's maze of permissible shortcuts, like the one named Suicide, that give locals an advantage, as long as they stay upright and do not get lost.
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Assuming a professional assessment confirms your view, it would be ethically permissible to try to find ways to improve his mental functioning, even though he doesn't believe this is necessary.
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In 2013, the Securities and Exchange Commission said it was permissible for companies, and people acting on their behalf, to make announcements using social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
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But that same day, Mr. Trump made clear he was aware that he had a legal exemption that provided him considerable flexibility to decide for himself what would be permissible.
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Such messages are also banned, but the F.I.A. concluded that it was permissible in this instance because a setting needed to be adjusted after an earlier crash on the track.
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According to the Supreme Court, there is only one constitutionally permissible reason to consider race in college admissions: to harness the educational benefits that flow from a diverse student body.
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However, while there are guidelines to determine when a bathroom break is permissible, there are no penalties for players who spend the time doing something it was not intended for.
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Warren released a letter alongside the plan from Harvard Law School experts saying that such an action would be "lawful and permissible," but that is not a universally held view.
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And so Warren and his Supreme Court went on to make landmark, history-changing decisions until he voluntarily retired in 1969, long after de jure segregation no longer was permissible.
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Our analysis concludes that these bills are permissible, viable ways to grant statehood to the District of Columbia, and would finally ensure equal representation for its more than 28500,6900 residents.
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His answer is to pursue a long list of trade measures limiting America's imports — even if those actions may be barely permissible, if at all, under World Trade Organization rules.
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"In any area liberated by the army, Daesh (Islamic State)considers us apostates, so it is permissible to kill us," said the boy's father, who asked not to be identified.
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"I am deeply concerned that the actions of some in Government leadership have harmed perceptions about the importance of ethics and what conduct is, and is not, permissible," Apol wrote.
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But kosher-certifying authorities say that no form of stunning before slaughter is permissible, said Rabbi Menachem Genack, who oversees certification for the Orthodox Union, the world's largest kosher certifier.
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" Mayor Bill De Blasio, vaguely implicated by Palladino in his response to the chain for fostering a climate wherein it was permissible to hate cops, called the barista's behavior "unacceptable.
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Throughout her career Woodman has been caught up in changing perceptions of ceramics: "For many years it was a medium that it was not permissible to make art with," she says.
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The banks would also have to disclose any non-permissible income and specify how they intend to dispose of assets generated by non-sharia-compliant earnings or acquired through prohibited expenditure.
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The official did not answer follow-up questions about how Supreme Court rulings negated the LGBT policy or what sort of "religious exemption" will be permissible under the directive going forward.
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The show espouses the notion that if a woman looks and acts a certain way, she'll be irresistible, and that manipulating people using societally enforced expectations of femininity is ultimately permissible.
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Just as the admissions program in Fisher was for Kennedy the unique constitutionally permissible use of race, the Texas abortion law struck Monday contains for Kennedy the rare unconstitutional abortion regulation.
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The FSC is considering allowing non-financial firms to hold larger stakes in banks (Kakao Corporation owns just 10% of Kakao Bank, the maximum permissible) and granting two more digital licences.
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Rentals for less than six months and one day are prohibited in the city unless the property is in a legally permissible zone, such as most of tourist-dense South Beach.
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Dr. Obagi told me there are some circumstances when moisturizer would be permissible, like if you were skiing at extreme altitudes, but I lead a pretty dull life at sea level.
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"Our right to acquire Acreage secures our entrance strategy into the United States as soon as a federally-permissible pathway exists," Canopy Chairman and co-Chief Executive Officer Bruce Linton said.
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"I want this to be something that's very controlled," Witte said, adding that he hopes hemp extract will become a certified permissible food ingredient no different than whey protein or caffeine.
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A lower court upheld the districts, saying that race did not predominate in 11 of the 12 districts and in the 12th there was a permissible justification to have race predominate.
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According to Allemansrätten (versions of which exist in other countries too), it is permissible to hike, camp, cycle, swim, pick wild berries and flowers, and collect mushrooms, even on private property.
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Dried mushrooms, collected from the forest in the in the Rivne region and stored by local families, were found to have levels of cesium-9.73 at 16 times the permissible limit.
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Challenges continue for the six predominantly Muslim countries, charging that the ban discriminates on the basis of religion in violation of the U.S. Constitution and is not permissible under immigration laws.
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Romshoo said that air quality in the Kashmir Valley deteriorates significantly during autumn, with the level of fine particulate known as PM2.5 at times hitting nearly six times the permissible level.
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Ranchers are known to move cows among their own properties and then submit paperwork to meatpackers listing only the name of the facility where their cattle are raised on permissible land.
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The final rule reduces the permissible exposure limit from 28500 micrograms per cubic meter of air to 6900 micrograms of beryllium per cubic meter of air over an eight-hour period.
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There are plenty of good lawyers in the department who would have no hesitation standing up in the courtroom and making the best ethically permissible argument in defense of the order.
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Similarly, various cargo inspections of suspicious goods, ranging from military drones to conventional arms to missile guidance components, reveal that most of these have been considered as permissible under the agreement.
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However, the justices explicitly said the ruling didn't address whether the death penalty for "crimes against the state," which they defined as "treason, espionage, terrorism, and drug kingpin activity," are permissible.
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The exclusion of treatment from the list of permissible activities for disclosure prevents people with an SUD from benefiting from coordinated, integrated care and exacerbates the stigma often associated with SUDs.
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As a result, the only permissible goal of affirmative action became "diversity," which the Court agreed brought substantial educational benefits (including teaching students to live and work with people unlike themselves).
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He said whenever he makes a decision, he makes sure that it's legally permissible and from that line he takes five paces back — to allow for optics, ethical and other considerations.
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In a statement, the Economic Affairs ministry said that telecommunications, including data hosting centers and other Internet infrastructure, is vital to national security and the law was permissible under European rules.
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The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) has already boosted short-term market liquidity via its FX swaps and broadened the range of permissible collateral with corporate loans, helping the country's banks.
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As a player, Beltran developed a reputation as one of the best sign stealers in baseball, a practice that is permissible as long as no outside help, particularly technology, is used.
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The House Administration Committee issued guidance to lawmakers to clarify permissible use of congressional office budgets, known as the Members' Representational Allowance (MRA), to pay for security while conducting official business.
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The State Department said Tuesday it welcomes Boeing's announcement of a deal with Iran Air, and that it involves the "type of permissible business activity envisioned" in the Iran nuclear deal.
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First, however, senators must adopt a set of rules governing the process — rules that will determine how long the trial will run, what evidence is permissible and which witnesses are allowed.
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Conservatives, including Kavanaugh while a federal appeals court judge, have argued that such considerations are unconstitutional, and that judges should instead look to whether the law was historically seen as permissible.
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Robert's notion that a timely filed motion to dismiss (if agreed to by 51 Senators even along the partisan lines Robert -- and I -- dislike) would be constitutionally permissible may be correct.
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Mr. Merrill questioned Mr. Bentley's use of nearly $9,000 in campaign funds for a lawyer representing Ms. Mason, saying that was not a permissible use of such money under state law.
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In the meantime, Michigan Republicans have gone big, trying to establish not only that partisan gerrymandering is permissible but that it is unconstitutional to keep partisan officials outside the redistricting process.
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The step will let the Italian carmaker offset carbon dioxide emissions from its cars against Tesla's, by bringing down its average figure to a permissible level, the FT said on.ft.com/2KecBQA.
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He walks the line between what's ethically permissible and what's not, and while a lot of people see Gomez as a white knight, there are many who consider him a villain.
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But Google has prevailed in previous rounds, bolstered by courts that agreed its use of Java code in its Android smartphone operating system is permissible under the U.S. government's "fair use" laws.
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Furthermore, the only permissible reasons for which Defendant could leave the scene of the accident in the first place was to seek necessary aid or report the accident to law enforcement authorities.
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The bank's board has concluded that he "honestly, but mistakenly" believed his actions were permissible, but issued Mr Staley with a formal reprimand and said he would take a significant pay cut.
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START with this truth of American society: disparaging remarks about white people as a whole that would be simply impermissible for other sets of people are largely permissible and carry few repercussions.
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But this was only permissible as part of a consistent company-wide policy of barring conspicuous religious symbols, and it should not be imposed in deference to customers' objections, the ECJ found.
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In that case, Chief Justice John Roberts reasoned that it was permissible for Congress to pass a law requiring those without insurance to pay a fee under the legislative body's taxing power.
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Although it may be true that no parent wants to see their child get into trouble, that is unfortunately (for Trump) not a legally permissible reason to try to impede an investigation.
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That ruling followed from the Supreme Court's many precedents holding that the Government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion.
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"Over time, it's become clear that FATCA goes well beyond what is permissible under Fourth Amendment protections and places a serious burden on taxpayers," said Meadows, who chairs the House Freedom Caucus.
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Tax advisers and their wealthy clients will exploit these rules, and it will be difficult, and in some cases impossible, for the IRS to police the line between permissible creativity and illegality.
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The Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) developed a sharia standard for gold in late 2016, setting out guidelines on what products would be deemed permissible by sharia scholars.
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Booker repeatedly asked Kavanaugh if he agreed with the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who believed it was never permissible for the government to use race to remediate past discrimination to achieve justice.
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The Southeast Asian country's biggest private-sector lender, which raised $4.49 million in one of Vietnam's biggest equity deals, fell by the maximum permissible trading limit on debut day in a market .
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It seems clear that these now-permissible expenditures, combined with other factors, have convinced many voters that the electoral game is rigged in favor of wealthy and powerful interests in our society.
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As explained in the series, both proceedings were disputes over Demjanjuk's identity and the credibility of damning evidence, not disputes over whether the crimes Ivan the Terrible committed were permissible or not.
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The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said it was cutting the permissible vehicle growth rate in the city-state to 0 percent from the current 0.25 percent per annum for cars and motorcycles.
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Critics fear the rule would muddy the waters, giving patients less clarity on what is and is not permissible and how to get help when they have been the victims of discrimination.
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Internet companies have continually updated their terms of service over the past two years to establish clearer and in many cases stricter ground rules on what content is permissible on their platforms.
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Clearly the problem lies not with the veil making correct identification difficult or arduous, but in the premise that the veil is permissible as a prop and not as an actual choice.
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You should at least have asked the child if he was O.K. In a situation where two people had already failed, your own nonintervention was psychologically understandable, but it wasn't ethically permissible.
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Hawaii, Breyer and Kagan joined together in a dissent that took a fairly conciliatory approach to the conservative majority, which had argued that the decision was a permissible exercise of executive power.
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In the meantime, we asked seven lawyers with relevant expertise to help us untangle the thicket — how much change is permissible, and who gets to decide whether the script crosses that line?
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HB 1523 says it's permissible to refuse service to trans people in public accommodations, to deny trans people access to housing and health care, and even to bar trans people from employment.
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Trump has elevated the standing of racist and xenophobic organizations because of his words, and transformed the presidency into a reality show circus where anything is permissible and nothing is surprising anymore.
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The Parliament has also become a magnet for lobbyists seeking to influence legislation on issues from the amount of permissible emissions from industry, including cars, to the way cellphone calls are priced.
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And while Azaria has played all kinds of stock characters on "The Simpsons" — brash Southerners, unctuous Brits, frustratingly polite Canadians — he said they were permissible in a way that Apu is not.
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Barr's return to the spotlight sheds insight into a more subtle tactic that the President is using to stave off impeachment -- his concept that there are few limits to his permissible actions.
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And Ted Talbot, the department's spokesman, also said PETA's plans wouldn't fly because it seemed like the animal rights group was seeking a permanent memorial, and that's not permissible under state law.
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The WTO ruling approved a long-outlawed U.S. trade policy when a panel said Washington's use of "zeroing" to calculate anti-dumping tariffs was permissible in the lumber case brought in 2017.
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How is it possible or permissible that a foreign business would treat its workers in its own country better than its American employees who perform the same functions here in the USA?
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China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce stated in a list of 33 guidelines that the use of entire phrases or paragraphs as company names was no longer permissible, Sixth Tone said.
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He may have done something ugly and dumb many years ago, when he was a young man and prevailing notions of socially permissible behavior were uglier and dumber than they are today.
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In the Netherlands, euthanasia is permissible in cases where the patient shows "lasting and unbearable" suffering with no hope for improvement, as outlined in the 22008 act that made this practice legal.
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Warley that it was unconstitutional for local governments to allow racial housing segregation in 1917, nine years later the Court ruled that racial segregation through private deeds was permissible in Corrigan v. Buckley.
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A preliminary analysis of the financial statements of IL&FS noted that outstanding loans of the company were in excess of the permissible limit set by India's central bank, Shorey told the tribunal.
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One characteristic of Islamic finance is that there is a wide range of opinions about what is sharia-compliant among the scholars who design instruments and advise investors what is permissible to buy.
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The court limited regulations permissible under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act — in that case, a for-profit, closely held corporation with religious ownership could not be required to cover contraception for its workers.
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In June 2017, Candice Jackson, acting head of the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights, issued a memo that said it would be "permissible" for a complaint concerning a restroom to be dismissed.
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"A formal regulation could serve to further entrench the position that engaging in taxpayer-funded discrimination against LGBTQ people can be permissible as long as it is framed as 'religious liberty,'" he said.
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"It appears that the FAA has granted a licence to Moon Express to carry out a permissible space activity," Sa'id Mosteshar, director of the London Institute of Space Policy and Law, told me.
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The body said in a statement that Lochte had posted an image on social media showing himself receiving an infusion of permitted substances and that a subsequent investigation revealed this exceeded permissible levels.
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The report by the Obama administration also notes that it is permissible to "impinge on another state's sovereignty" if it is unable or unwilling to "mitigate the threat emanating" from its own territory.
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The analysis of ground water samples showed the presence of iron, lead, fluoride, cadmium and nickel above the permissible limit for drinking water, Meghwal said, citing information provided by the federal pollution regulator.
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"To facilitate increased accessibility of fuel in the country and to reduce pressure on the inter-bank foreign exchange market, direct fuel imports are still permissible," the central bank said in the circular.
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Kavulich, however, thinks the most likely scenario is that Trump doesn't suspend flights, but instead opts to take more enforcement action against those trying to travel under one of the 12 permissible categories.
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There is a limit to how much disrobing is permissible, and even the wearing of light garments such as T-shirts, in order to stay cool, is frowned on in some business circles.
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"As the United States begins to re-impose sanctions on Iran and Iranian entities, our European allies must understand and appreciate that doing business with Iran is no longer permissible," the source said.
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But the EPA believes that actions like the incentive program and helping states voluntarily comply with the regulation are permissible under the court stay — an opinion Republicans and the rule's opponents disagree with.
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But the EPA believes that actions like the incentive program and helping states voluntarily comply with the regulation are permissible under the court stay -- an opinion Republicans and the rule's opponents disagree with.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration is drawing a line in the sand, saying that while work requirements in Medicaid are permissible, the extra conservative step of time limits on coverage is not.
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But some lawyers have argued that the nation's founders could have included a provision in the Constitution shielding the president from prosecution, but did not do so, suggesting an indictment would be permissible.
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If expressions of male violence that were once justified as "boys will be boys" are no longer permissible, it will mark a major cultural shift, one which many men are not prepared for.
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The administration had wanted the rules to take immediate effect, which the courts said was not permissible because there usually is a period of time given for notice and comment on pending regulations.
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That may seem unusual, but it is permissible under Texas law — and a US marshal at the scene told the judge it was not necessary for her to observe the body in person.
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This is a President who has not taken ethics seriously and has no problem pushing the boundaries of what kinds of actions are permissible when public officials use their authority for personal gain.
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At heart, the film is a multipronged debate that circles, again and again, around the question of whether it is possible, permissible and morally justifiable to love the art and loathe the artist.
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The memos advised the CIA, the Pentagon, and President Bush that interrogation techniques like waterboarding and sleep deprivation, may be legally permissible under expanded presidential authority in light of the War on Terror.
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Mr. Begor did not even realize Equifax was doing it until I told him, though he said he did believe the company got proper consent and used the data in a permissible fashion.
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But FCA chief Andrew Bailey said while the Guernsey listings were permissible under the rules, "I don't think it is right", suggesting it may focus on breaches of the spirit of the law.
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Despite that action, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last year that the Louisiana law was permissible because it would have a different impact in Louisiana than it did in Texas.
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And it was then in the late 1860s, as Japan rushed to adopt Western technology and forms of government, that it also imported more rigid Western notions of gender and permissible sexual expression.
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But the country's powerful agriculture sector is opposed to moving the embassy from Tel Aviv and angering Arab nations that buy billions of dollars worth of Brazilian halal or "permissible" meat each year.
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The milestone trade comes ahead of new International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations that will reduce the permissible sulphur content in marine fuels globally from 3.5% currently to 0.5% from the start of 2020.
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"It seems if the only permissible reason here to take away a voter's right to vote in the election is to preserve the seat for the political party, then that's illegitimate," Hasen said.
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"It's about generally sending a message about access, sending a message that it's no longer permissible to stigmatize and intimidate and mislead and obstruct women who are accessing a legal service," she said.
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"I teach the children that in our Quran it is permissible to use weapons to fight if someone attacks you or your property," said Abul Osman, a teacher at another madrasa in Balukhali.
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Bernie Sanders's office, the Senate parliamentarian has said that the bill's six-month waiting period for people who have a lapse in health coverage — the GOP's replacement for the individual mandate — is not permissible.
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In the lab, the Guardian reporting, quote, the U.K. Muffield Council on bioethics says changing the DNA of a human embryo could be morally permissible if it is in the child&aposs best interests.
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"When and if it becomes federally permissible to produce cannabis, workers will probably have to be washed down before they go into a grove, and checked for metals in the production line," he said.
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That's not to say Democrats couldn't do anything to expand Medicare under reconciliation — lowering the eligibility age or even eliminating cost sharing might be permissible — and, to be clear, this verdict is still speculative.
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And it's precisely that type of relaxed attitude towards their bodies and living their best lives that is systematically chipping away at our puritanical ideas of what is or is not permissible for women.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions withdrew a policy protecting transgender workers, while he took the unusual step of jumping into a private lawsuit arguing that anti-gay discrimination was permissible in employment under federal law.
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Today, the veil of ignorance is commonly used to argue for more redistribution, but Rawls noted an important caveat: that inequality in distribution was permissible if it benefited the least well off in society.
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The NSE said in a statement late on Tuesday that it was committed to protecting and preserving its proprietary rights and that investors should use licensed and legally permissible products to access Indian markets.
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In its final report, the panel said that "it is ethically permissible to conduct clinical investigations of MRT," but to ensure that clinical investigations are performed ethically, "certain conditions and principles" must be met.
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"In the case of Syria, we are there to remind everyone that where there are allegations that reach the threshold of war crimes or crimes against humanity that amnesties are not permissible," he said.
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"In the case of Syria, we are there to remind everyone that where there are allegations that reach the threshold of war crimes or crimes against humanity that amnesties are not permissible," Hussein said.
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Most of the alt-rigthers with whom I spoke cited Trump's immigration rhetoric as opening the "Overton Window"—the range of discourse about which public conversation is permissible—to more extreme points of view.
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"But such a suspension is only permissible if there are sufficient indications that the governor engaged in serious misconduct, and Latvia has provided no evidence to back its accusations of bribery," the Court said.
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" Jeff McMahan, a professor of moral philosophy at Oxford, told me, "The conscious choice to impose a risk—even permissible risk, as in the case of driving—opens a person up to moral liability.
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For a period immediately following the revelation, a certain amount of wild rage and sanctimony is permissible, but after that the rigorous work of exploring the meaning and motives of an affair must begin.
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Content deemed to be permissible under community standards but in violation of local law - such as a prohibition in Thailand on disparaging the royal family - are then blocked in that country, but not globally.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has established standards, depending on the type of workplace exposure, but generally sets permissible exposure limits at 1.0 asbestos fibers per cubic centimeter over a 30-minute period.
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But as the sports court made clear in its ruling, antidoping authorities and tennis authorities should have done a better job of letting players know that a long-permissible drug was now off limits.
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If the United States accepts prostitution as legal and permissible in a civil society, as Germany has done, we will take one more collective step toward the global plantation being built by the powerful.
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Just two months later, a report from the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine concluded that human trials of M.R.T. would be ethically permissible as long as several key safeguards were in place.
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They are real, but they are much smaller than many other risks in our lives, and much less than the headlines would have you believe, especially at the levels that most agree are permissible.
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The use of weapons can be permissible (self-defense) or nonpermissible (unprovoked violence), but the weapons themselves are neutral, so investing in their manufacture is sanctioned, as Mr. Orzano noted in a 2013 report.
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The question of how much and what kind of fun it's permissible to have with Nazis never goes away, and the resurgence of right-wing extremism around the world makes the question newly uncomfortable.
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If the Iraqi government asked America to kill someone on its soil, and for whatever reason felt it was incapable of doing the job itself, then perhaps that's permissible under domestic and international law.
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He seemed open to her leading the agency, telling CNN that Haspel "made clear" before she took the job as deputy CIA director last year that waterboarding was not permissible under the law today.
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Hong Kong's Centre for Food Safety warned against the consumption of predatory fish species after finding a sample from a supermarket that contained a level of mercury eight times the permissible limit in 24.
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"[The Acreage agreement] positions Canopy to assume a leading position in what is expected to be the largest market in the world when cannabis becomes federally permissible in this country," McGrew said via email.
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It appears that making a defendant pay for something he never received may not always be permissible either, at least when it is based on playing just a small role in a larger conspiracy.
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Wide-ranging student loan debt relief is "a lawful and permissible use of the authority Congress has conferred on the Secretary of Education," the group wrote in a six-page analysis of Warren's plan.
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She has announced an "Economic Patriotism" plan, intended to create opportunities for American workers, and has issued proposals targeted at Donald Trump , including one that would make it permissible to indict a sitting President.
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Others were aimed at the general population, including such measures as excise taxes on alcohol, or restrictions on locations where alcohol can be sold, on advertising, or on the permissible density of liquor establishments.
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For example, a pension or profit-sharing program that may be paid out over a number of years is permissible because it is not tied to the person's current work as a federal official.
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Instead of establishing structural rules for permissible financial activities, even if they are a little bit overbroad or underinclusive, Dodd-Frank, once again, put its faith and our fates in the hands of technocrats.
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"It is the vice president who determines what is and is not permissible under budget reconciliation," Sanders said, suggesting that he would be willing to go over the head of a skeptical Senate parliamentarian.
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"I see women of lots of different backgrounds who very much want a child, but don't feel they're at that ideal place in their life where it's permissible to want one," Dr. Rodriguez said.
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Just 60 years ago, marrying a divorcee was considered unacceptable for a British royal, and only in 2013 did it become permissible to wed a Catholic without being removed from the line of succession.
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Nor do homosexuals suffer from an "emotional-psychological illness," as he casually mentions — for this was an era in which such public slurs were chic and permissible, especially in the guise of literary criticism.
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There are "the lawyers and the courts" — the Department of Justice officials who've had to defend both versions of Trump's executive order — who are forced to describe the travel ban in legally permissible terms.
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"We highly discourage shooting through a windshield but our policy does not state that you cannot, there could be incidents or actions at times where that would be permissible," Cisneros said during Wednesday's news conference.
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We might question whether the use of pigs as a source of organs for humans is permissible, even leaving aside any suggestion that their moral status is somehow enhanced by the presence of human cells.
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Since lower-court rulings are unruffled by a Supreme Court tie, two 4-4 splits in these cases would send a decidedly mixed message to the country about the permissible uses of race in redistricting.
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I had recently entered my first serious relationship at 21, a fact that becomes hilarious when I recall a preteen me, begging my parents to lower the age of permissible dating from 15 to 14.
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Speaking at a press conference yesterday, a senior official with the NAFDAC said levels of bacteria, including Coliform, found within the rice were "above permissible limits," and that the product was unsuitable for human consumption.
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Because of that, you don't want debris… It's going to be this ongoing concern of creating debris in space or the fact that space hardware or space assets are permissible targets in times of conflict.
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What happens when she is denied access to a job because there is no protection for transgender workers, or denied housing, or an education, or access to facilities and services when discrimination becomes legally permissible?
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As a result, the crux of the issue on appeal is likely whether the 4th Circuit agrees it is permissible to look outside of the four corners of the executive order to examine its purpose.
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Lawyers told Food Navigator that Halo Top is probably going to frame their defense around a 'slack fill' issue, arguing that the amount of empty space in the pint is permissible under certain California legislation.
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The German Federal Administrative Court is expected to rule early next year on diesel bans in cities, after the Dusseldorf and Stuttgart administrative courts ruled that bans are permissible under the German Road Traffic Act.
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Democrats and other outside experts believed the Obamacare waivers aren't permissible under reconciliation, either because they don't have a budget impact or because any impact would be incidental (1 and 4 on the Byrd list).
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Yet, were the EPA to reduce the permissible limits of particulate matter in air and water without sound scientific support, it would dramatically affect our members' ability to provide material needed for vital infrastructure projects.
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Ms. Benson said that the company's needs, to accommodate both shows and audiences, are not permissible under the initial agreement, and that remedying that situation would be too costly and time-consuming to be practical.
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If genetically modifying insects to control the spread of vector-borne diseases are permissible, perhaps genetically modifying our food to make it more abundant, more nutritious and safer has merit also, especially for the poor?
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But Qiao Mu, a journalism professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University, said that while Mr. Sun's posts contained words that were derogatory, the real issue was whether challenging the Communist Party's official heroes was permissible.
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With its new creator-on-creator harassment policy, YouTube is taking an admirable step to clarify the parameters of what content is permissible on the platform, and by extension, for it to make money from.
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For an administration that initially announced itself as being committed to behaving as the most transparent of any in history, its self-protective performance demonstrates President Obama's naïveté regarding permissible secrecy within the federal government.
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De Maiziere said during a visit to Hamburg that peaceful protests were welcome and permissible in a democracy but violent demonstrators could not invoke the right to the freedom of assembly and would be suppressed.
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In addition to having the prohibition against same-sex relations added to it, the earlier text, I believe, was revised in an attempt to obscure any implication that same-sex relations had once been permissible.
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"It is permissible for a transgender person with male indications on his body to marry a transgender person with female indications on her body," said the document, signed by 50 clerics and issued on Sunday.
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What the dress-or-don't-dress squabble is really about is whether or not it's "permissible" for a designer to give free clothing to a political figure in exchange for some very high gloss publicity.
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"If they do it independently and it really is agenda focused, not electoral, yes that's permissible under campaign finance law," said Adav Noti, a senior director at the Campaign Legal Center, an election law watchdog.
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"The question on appeal (for Weinstein) will be, does this evidence sound more in propensity, which is impermissible, or more in intent, which is permissible," said former federal prosecutor and current defense lawyer Paul Shechtman.
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In 2015, EPA said it would review all U.S. diesel vehicles following an admission from Volkswagen that it installed software in cars allowing them to emit up to 40 times legally permissible level of pollution.
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"We are hoping that businesses will understand that this type of discrimination is not permissible — regardless of how folks may erroneously conclude that the rhetoric of the new administration may change things," Mr. Saenz said.
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Neil Coyle, a member of Parliament in London noted that in Southwark, the borough where he is an MP, killing a fox by clubbing is legally permissible on the grounds that foxes are considered pests.
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