Sentence examples for less restrictive attitude from inspiring English sources

"Certainly today, with our broadly socially less restrictive attitude to most pornography and to sex it may seem odd that the government was spending so much effort on something like this," Eugene Volokh, a law professor at UCLA, told AP. "But attitudes back then were much different".

(3) Physicians seem to have a less restrictive attitude towards continuation of treatment than nurses, which could partly be explained by nurses having a better understanding of their patients' feelings.

From the staff members' point of view seclusion seems to be less restrictive, but there are obviously attitudes to prefer mechanical restraint in specific situations.

BP-lowering drugs are less well tolerated among older subjects, which leads to a more restrictive attitude from physicians towards treatment and BP goals [ 27].

Even in countries where abortion laws are less restrictive, access to abortion services is still a challenge because of the negative attitudes of healthcare providers.

Corsets became less restrictive or were abandoned.

Bras, much less restrictive, slowly took over.

But Mr. Harkin argued for his less restrictive measure.

The union agreed to less restrictive work rules.

This is less restrictive than it might first seem.

(Their deals with broadcast networks are less restrictive).