Sentence examples for for permissiveness from inspiring English sources

Agnew recently described the report as "pablum for permissiveness".

Despite their reputation for permissiveness, many European nations have done much more than the supposedly socially conservative America to recognize that children as well as adults have an interest in the way assisted reproduction works.

The city on England's south coast has a reputation for permissiveness and a liberal, laid-back, independent attitude (it is home to the UK's first elected Green MP), but it appears to have taken an uncharacteristically hardline approach into what you can and can't do for free on its beaches and environs.

The ad blamed civil liberties concerns for permissiveness and, ultimately, the Central Park rape: "Criminals must be told that their CIVIL LIBERTIES END WHEN AN ATTACK ON OUR SAFETY BEGINS" [capitalization in the original].

Mice were evaluated for permissiveness to infection by APMV serotypes 1 to 9, clinical disease, magnitude and location of replication in the respiratory tract, dissemination to other tissues, disease, histopathology, and induction of antibodies.

Therefore, the amount of p24 present on day three represents rates of single round infection and is a direct correlate for permissiveness.

The level of permissiveness, for one.

"It's corrupting the rule of law, and it's creating this culture of permissiveness for illegal immigration," he said.

However, our present observations using mouse MPCs suggest that primary mesenchymal stem cells display a markedly different degree of permissiveness for the three fusion proteins.

If indeed a proteolytic environment in tumours is important for reovirus permissiveness in vivo, as it is for cells in vitro, treating mice bearing tumours with a protease inhibitor should also impair reovirus oncolysis in vivo.

Desperate for a permissiveness fix, I turned to Dr. Roundheels himself, E. Ward Gilman, in Merriam-Webster's indispensable Dictionary of English Usage.