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impermissibility's Usage Examples:

philosophy that explores the moral obligations, and permissibility, or impermissibility of sexual activities.

Thus, Singer claims, the moral permissibility or impermissibility of eating meat must be assessed on its own merits, not by appealing.

reaffirms the nation's commitment to free speech, and the general impermissibility of prior restraints".

those to do with complementarianism, male headship in marriage, the impermissibility of female leadership in the Christian church (citing 1 Timothy and.

negative forms reverse the meaning of the modal (to express inability, impermissibility or impossibility).

the activists declaring his solidarity and support, stressing the impermissibility of one-party rule in Armenia.

This law provided 15 ethics conduct rules including rules: on gifts; impermissibility of acquiring material and non-material gifts, privileges and concessions;.

the tragic circumstances of these cases and the moral and ethical impermissibility of replicating them make it difficult to draw conclusions about them.

highly influential Sunni scholar Yusuf al-Qaradawi, "stressed the impermissibility of the fighting between the Sunnis and the Shi’is" and the need to.

livelihoods of many people, the importance of legal certainty and the impermissibility of sub-delegation are of crucial importance.

He also adverted to the impermissibility of subjecting the sample to destructive tests which prevented a conclusive.

Cultural Rights has stated that "There is a strong presumption of impermissibility of any retrogressive measures taken in relation to the right to education….

suggested by Schwikkard, is that the ambiguity of silence (and the impermissibility of drawing any inference) would remain if an arrested person did not.

impermissibility's Meaning':

inadmissibility as a consequence of not being permitted

Synonyms:

inadmissibility;

Antonyms:

admissibility; permissibility;