Sentence examples for is more permissive from inspiring English sources

The US is more permissive than the UK.

Oliver Kamm, a Times leader writer and columnist, is more permissive.

It was easy to see why Mr. Whitehouse would join the denizens of Bartschland, where no one is more permissive — or more outlandish — than the hostess.

Australia is more permissive: Fox, a television network, has used a drone to cover cricket matches.America's Federal Aviation Administration says it plans new, less restrictive rules.

Labour's favourite think-tank, the IPPR, has concluded that because it is more permissive than prescriptive, the changes stemming from it will once again be slower and less dramatic than Mr Blair claims.And it's not as if the prime minister hasn't been prepared to seek compromise in the past, when his majority was a lot healthier and his own political longevity less circumscribed.

Let's just hope it is more permissive than the New York Department of Financial Services BitLicensee.

(The British are now said to be more permissive).

Britain and Belgium are more permissive; Germany and Italy have stricter regulations.

"This government has been more permissive — previous governments were more repressive," he said.

Most of the cuts would come overseas, where labor laws are more permissive, analysts said.

But Mrs. Reagan was thought to have private views that were more permissive or at least less clear cut.