Adjective modifier

• maximum: Normally, the maximum time permissible for the write up will be 3 months.

• full: Other This Agreement operates to the fullest extent permissible by law.

Modifies a noun

• donor: The effect of the " permissible donor " system is to prohibit overseas donations.

• weight: The EU rules cover all vehicles over the 3.5 tons maximum permissible weight.

• limit: The odor of diborane cannot be detected below the permissible exposure limit.

• exposure: This will be the maximum permissible exposure measured inside any protective equipment.

• speed: To enforce these speed limits; laws are passed making speeding an offense and signs are erected to indicate the maximum permissible speeds.

• source: For whom the use of any embryos to produce stem cells is wrong these are the only permissible sources of stem cells.

Modifying Another Word

• morally: No one is going to argue that we can be certain about what is morally permissible.

• legally: They will also set out the limited circumstances in which brand sharing will be legally permissible.

• perfectly: In case ( 1 ), abortion is perfectly permissible.

• entirely: It is, therefore, entirely permissible for an African-Caribbean community organization to restrict its membership solely to those of African Caribbean descent.

• therefore: It is therefore permissible for a course instructor to distribute multiple copies of extracts to all students enrolled on the course taught.

Noun used with modifier

• extent: To the extent permissible by law all implied terms, whether by statute or otherwise, are excluded.

Infinitive complement

• kill: Its topics vary from whether it is permissible to kill a tyrant to whether it is permissible to tell off-color jokes at dinner parties.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: A certificate may also be granted for a proposed use that is considered permissible without the need to make a planning application for it.

Preposition: in

• circumstance: Blanket consent for future research is only permissible in circumstances where anonymity of future data can be assured.

Preposition: under

• law: Gift vouchers expire one year from the date of issue, where permissible under applicable law.

• circumstance: We therefore have to decide whether such work is right, wrong or permissible under certain specified circumstances.

Preposition: by

• law: These rights are the bare minimum permissible by law.