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impermissibly

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im·per·mis·si·ble  (mpr-ms-bl)
adj.
Not permitted; not permissible: impermissible behavior.

imper·missi·bili·ty n.
imper·missi·bly adv.
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Adv.1.impermissibly - not permissibly; "the radon level in the basement was impermissibly high"
allowably, permissibly - in a permissible manner


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However, here, too, Bush said he would construe as advisory this and other provisions of the act "that purport to direct or burden the conduct of negotiation by the executive branch with entities abroad," because to construe them as mandatory "would impermissibly interfere with the president's constitutional authorities.
Because a higher tax was paid on purchases made from out-of-state sellers, the taxpayer contended the law impermissibly burdened interstate commerce.
This would actually enhance the power of the IRS while impermissibly asserting congressional power to regulate both freedom of speech and freedom of religion, in defiance of the First Amendment's unambiguous prohibition of exactly that kind of legislation.
 
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