Sentence examples for more liberal rules from inspiring English sources

Advocates of more liberal rules on abortion argued that the law does not go far enough.

Still others would cut corporate taxes through faster depreciation schedules and more liberal rules on the use of tax losses.

While the military has taken steps in recent years to address this issue, including creating more liberal rules for obtaining discharge upgrades and permitting veterans who previously applied to re-apply, many veterans have yet to benefit from these reforms.

330, was admitted to be a hard and technical rule,—one which, we think, has been modified by modern and more liberal rules of pleading and practice in the Federal courts and in those of most of the states.

That, the experts said, could lead to more liberal rules in states that already have medical marijuana and to more voters and legislators in other states becoming comfortable with the idea of allowing it.

Thomas Hazlett, a professor of economics and law at George Mason University, said that Mr. Whitehead "spearheaded a deregulatory movement that brought much more liberal rules and far stronger First Amendment protection to the emerging media".

With the more liberal rule of Alexander II, the Holy Synod sponsored a fresh version of the Gospels in 1860.

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(This is a more liberal rule than the N.F.L.'s, which includes the "inability to learn and retain new information" and "abnormal balance" among a longer list of disqualifying conditions).

To the extent that the U.S. can nudge China towards more liberal, rule-based economic policies, it should.