The phrase "as a permissive" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about rules, permissions, or behaviors that allow for flexibility or leniency.
Example: "The policy was implemented as a permissive measure to accommodate various needs within the organization."
Alternatives: "as a lenient approach" or "as a flexible guideline".
The '60s are often portrayed now as a permissive, hedonistic moment when sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll reigned supreme.
At the top of the car park, join a track to reach and cross a stile, marked as a permissive path.
The lone woman among them was reportedly Konca Kuris, a writer who had often portrayed Islam as a permissive religion that demands freedom for women.
"We are used to seeing ourselves as a permissive and open society on the side of the good, and it is shocking to see Danes as objects of hate".
Nablus has a reputation among Palestinians as a permissive city, yet among the clearest social changes during the conflict is that many if not most women are now covering their heads, having embraced traditional Islam.
Secondly, the complementarity determining region 3 (CDR3) loop of the CTLA-4 extracellular domain was evaluated as a permissive site.
These observations suggest that nitrogen availability does not regulate the TORC1 activity with regard to nitrogen response so much as provides a permissive state in which TORC1 may or may not influence nitrogen catabolite repression.
In 2009, the quadrivalent HPV vaccine was licensed in the U.S. for males ages 9 26 [ 4] as well, but with a permissive, rather than routine, recommendation by the ACIP [ 5], which left the decision to vaccinate to the discretion of the health care provider and/or parents.
The importance of a capacity assessment, as part of a permissive attitude towards risk, has been emphasized in the UK: '… an activity or an arrangement should be permitted or respected unless risk analysis, including an assessment of capacity if this is in doubt and determination of best interests, shows it should not' [ 7].
We also introduce the idea of tree distance ratchets, where proposed SPR operations on a reference tree are only accepted if the resulting tree is more similar to the test tree (under a strict ratchet), or at least as similar (under a permissive ratchet).
But his film has been embraced by Christian leaders not just as a faith-affirming experience, but also as a backlash against a permissive, godless world of media and entertainment.
