Sentence examples for as permissive from inspiring English sources

Frederick Douglass is not as permissive as other public high schools, she said.

But Beryl soon learns that "the Colony" is not as permissive as she thought.

"One of the differences here is medication is not as permissive as it is in the U.S.," said Jamie Martin, executive vice president of racing at Woodbine.

Even a cursory look at the record suggests that while Americans are not nearly as permissive as Europeans, they are more tolerant than they were a generation or two ago.

Even the party's embrace of the "libertarian paternalism" espoused in "Nudge", the year's most talked-about book among policymakers, is telling.Keen Tory-watchers are not surprised, arguing that Mr Cameron's instincts were never as permissive as many assumed during the early months of his leadership.

While the structure of Facebook isn't nearly as permissive as, say, a private message board or tracker site, the sheer amount of activity produced by hundreds of millions of users demands a level of vigilance matchable only perhaps by that exerted by YouTube administrators.

Results were as follows: Permissive parenting was inversely associated with fruit and vegetable consumption, and parental monitoring was inversely associated with SSB consumption.

For about ten years after that, the Kremlin generally remained permissive as far as nonpolitical self-expression was concerned.

By the standards of Italian society, which tends to be permissive as long as people keep their activities private, the sight of so many gay marchers was startling.

Subsequently, L. johnsonii FI9785 was transformed with pFI2652, and the nisRK sequences were integrated into the chromosome by gene replacement (Maguin et al. 1996) using 30 °C as the permissive temperature and 42 °C as the non-permissive temperature, to create the nisRK-carrying strain FI10744.

Many black parents identify the refusal to spank as "white," viewing white parents as too permissive and not in proper control of their children, especially in public spaces.