| However, the permissibility of blood donation and blood transfusion is determined by the following conditions. |
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| Up to date advice should be sought regarding the advisability and permissibility of travelling into any of these countries. |
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| In her mind, then, the pledge's permissibility hinged on the social disruption or political tumult it might or might not cause. |
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| He permitted people to retain it, and since then there has been a consensus of opinion on its permissibility. |
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| What was the need, then, for a specific text to prove the permissibility of mingling wool and flax in zizith? |
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| Indeed, the principle of the relativity of reservations applies irrespective of the reservation's permissibility or validity. |
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| For other examples and for a discussion of the permissibility of this practice, see below. |
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| In applied ethics, my two most extensive research programs are on the moral permissibility of interrogational torture and on ethical issues surrounding new technologies. |
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| The legal issues at the heart of the case revolve on the permissibility of borrowing in the name of parody or criticism. |
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| Though Mr Will never returns to the argument in favour of the permissibility of baby-killing, the connection seems clear enough. |
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| In addition, the joint supervisory body shall monitor the permissibility of the transmission of data originating from Europol. |
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| But the legal situation on the permissibility of such factors is not identical in those two areas. |
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| Following debate, seven draft guidelines on issues relating to permissibility had been referred to the Drafting Committee. |
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| The empirical and contingent conditions of effective agency set the terms of permissibility because it is through effective agency that autonomy is expressed. |
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| In the interviews, one participant expressed a desire for items that were eligible which they had neither purchased nor formalized in a permissibility request. |
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| Nor would it be appropriate for foreign law to be applied in assessing the permissibility of industrial action taken under Swedish law on Swedish territory. |
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| You will be informed about the permissibility of this as soon as possible. |
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| The permissibility of medical experimentation on prisoners has been an issue of serious concern since the Nuremberg Trials, particularly concerning offers of amnesty as incentive. |
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| While appreciating the Committee's concern over the permissibility of polygamous marriages, the Government sees no possibility of prohibiting polygamy at the present time without a lot of negotiations and advocacy. |
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| It would be helpful if there were an exception in the Copyright Act that clarified the permissibility of using, for educational purposes, materials that are openly available on websites. |
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| It also provided, in a recommendatory manner, that such States and international organizations should give full consideration to those bodies' assessments of the permissibility of reservations. |
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| Furthermore, specific mechanisms or procedures for the assessment of the permissibility of reservations could be established by the treaty itself. |
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| As far as the permissibility of data collections and processing is concerned, the national and applicable local law of the respective state is conclusively applicable, where the data is collected and processed. |
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| We are not liable for material or design guidelines of the Customer, concerning the suitability or permissibility of the desired materials or designs and thus have no particular testing obligation. |
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| The verb may expresses possibility in either an epistemic or deontic sense, that is, in terms of possible circumstance or permissibility. |
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| The system checks the permissibility of each wage type entered for each employee, in accordance with the employee subgroup and personnel subarea assigned to the employee from master data. |
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| The result is a proliferation of fanworks that explore narratives of transgression as fans play with the permissibility of Supernatural's supernatural world. |
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| Modern attire has raised a number of issues, including, for instance, the permissibility of wearing silk neckties, which are masculine articles of clothing. |
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| The modal verb can expresses possibility in either a dynamic, deontic, or epistemic sense, that is, in terms of innate ability, permissibility, or possible circumstance. |
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