Sentence examples for growing permissiveness from inspiring English sources

The explosion of pop music in the 1960s and the growing permissiveness reflected in song lyrics and album covers meant the censors had their work cut out.

In Uganda, the differences between smoking prevalence in rural Arua and urban Kampala have been in part explained by the fact that Arua is a large tobacco growing area where smoking permissiveness is higher.

The new permissiveness, however temporary, coincides with growing sentiment among some officials and economists that Chinese workers deserve higher wages for their role in the country's global export machine.

Growing numbers of women have had some kind of homosexual experience: 16% of 16- to 44-year-olds, up from 10% in 2000.In this section Salmond sets out his stall Firing on one cylinder Opposed to usury The nasty party Single lane Lies, damned lies Poking the bears Love in a cold climate A sticky pitch for the Tories ReprintsBut permissiveness is out.

Indian leaders have grown increasingly angry about what they consider American permissiveness toward General Musharraf, who has been essential to the military campaign in Afghanistan and who remains critical to stability in the region, particularly now that remnants of Al Qaeda are believed to have gathered in western Pakistan.

"That encourages faithless permissiveness.

Its great offense was permissiveness.

Zone of anarchy and permissiveness.

Radio commentators decry Californian "permissiveness".

The level of permissiveness, for one.

Dare any call Permissiveness An educational success?