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permissible

[per-mis-uh-buhl] / pərˈmɪs ə bəl /


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"Until we have assurances, independent assurances, that any vehicle is able to perform all of the driving tasks, then it should not be permissible to be distracted behind the wheel."

From BBC

They carry a fee of 0.03%—significantly below the 0.10% that the Dells have set as the top permissible number for stock market index funds in which Dell Dollars will be invested.

From Barron's

Legal experts note that while the practice may be technically permissible, it raises ethical questions about consent and transparency.

From Salon

This was legally permissible but only partially effective.

From The Wall Street Journal

And unlike decades ago — when Ramos had to sneak around in darkness to spray-paint his nickname in large, block letters all over the city and surrounding areas — this time it was fully permissible.

From Los Angeles Times