Sentence examples for more liberal climate from inspiring English sources

A lot of Indian-related work is done in the more liberal climate of Singapore.

Innovators prefer a more liberal climate than China's, and no wonder — they are usually the product of one.

Only when public acceptance for legalizing abortion grew in the more liberal climate of the 1960s and beyond did a revisionist understanding of the murder of Beryl Evans, in which abortion came to be positioned as a central element, gain a sustained hearing.

Mr. Annan urged Mr. Kabila to show his commitment to negotiations by allowing a more liberal political climate.

And a recent report from Amnesty International upholds claims of arbitrary arrest and torture.But Yemen boasts a freer press and a more liberal political climate than most Arab countries, so international protest is minimal.

In the more liberal political climate of the 1860s, the success of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection was followed by its introduction into medical school courses, especially on the European continent.

In the early 1860s, a more liberal political climate in Bohemia encouraged Smetana to return permanently to Prague.

Only when public acceptance of the case for legalizing abortion – and entrusting it to the monopoly expertise of a largely male medical profession – grew in the more liberal sexual climate of the 1960s and beyond did the revisionist argument of Ludovic Kennedy, highlighting the significance of abortion in the episode, gain a sustained hearing.

Because the threshold may be a somewhat arbitrary cutoff depicting presence/absence of a species, applying a more liberal threshold in climate distribution models may dampen projected effects of climate change on species' distributions, such as the inability to cross geographic barriers.

Many in the GOP have welcomed Francis' teachings on moral and social issues, but they drew the line at his more liberal stances on climate change and income inequality.

New modes of transport sped people away from home – often away from repressive climates towards more liberal ones, or merely from cold climates to hot ones.