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In that case, Holmes said a government regulation of property crosses a line and becomes an impermissible “taking” when it “goes too far.”
In the hyper-competitive SEC, Franklin witnessed things he disagreed with, such as boosters who violated NCAA rules by providing money or other impermissible benefits for a player to consider or sign with the Wildcats.
A college football coach’s season at war with the coronavirus — and his own school | Kent Babb | January 19, 2021 | Washington PostOn eight of the trips, all expenses to the hunting lodges were either improper use of campaign funds or impermissible gifts.
Alaska Republican Hand-Slapped for Improper Hunting Lodge Trips | Tim Mak | June 20, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
These terms are utterly impermissible, and are to be scouted.
The Brothers' War | John Calvin ReedIt seemed impermissible to allow even a child to take its inventions quite so seriously.
Arundel | Edward Frederic BensonOne can understand how an act, good in itself, can become a sin because it is performed under impermissible circumstances.
An Outline of Sexual Morality | Kenneth Ingram
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