Sentence examples for more permissive standard from inspiring English sources

"This more permissive standard," said Kenneth Gross, a veteran campaign finance lawyer, "means there will be more money, more ads and more saturation".

Percentages below the total mean are classified as morally more permissive (N = 12,460, standard error between 0,0 % and +/−0,7%% based on 95 % CI).

Moreover, the U.S. EPA's proposed standard for greater than 10,000 years is 250 times more permissive than the European limit.

Pretty consistently about one in 10 people want tougher standards, while around one in 20 want something more permissive.

Furthermore, astrocyte monolayers established on unmodified nanofibers were more permissive for neurite outgrowth when cultured with an overlay of neurons than similar monolayers established on standard tissue culture surfaces, while astrocytes cultured on FGF-2-modifed nanofibers were yet more permissive.

But states, which have a responsibility to maintain public safety, also should be able to set their own, tougher standards without worrying that they'll be undermined by those of a more permissive neighbor.

That was a more permissive time.

But generally the Islam practiced here is far more permissive.

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

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

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