Sentence examples for much more permissive from inspiring English sources

We could be much more permissive about that.

It was a much more permissive time, kind of like the Roaring 20s all over again.

Many countries aggressively prosecute domestic corruption but are much more permissive when it comes to bribes paid abroad.

We're more pro-life than Europeans, but we tolerate a much more permissive abortion regime than countries like Germany or France.

In a place like Syria, the Facebook rules users encounter are much more permissive than local laws; in the United States, that is not so clear.

He added: "The intention of presumption [in favour of development] is not to create any kind of loophole; it is not to create a regime that is very much more permissive.

Insomniac now stage the Carnival in Las Vegas, a much more congenial and permissive environment that has lately become the Ibiza of North America, a place where superstar deejays like Tiesto have residencies.

"Alabama is not exactly a hotbed of liberalism, but even their voter ID law is much, much more lenient and permissive than Texas," Singh said.

This novel deadlock prevention policy can usually lead to a more permissive supervisor by adding a relatively much smaller number of monitors and arcs than the existing methods for the design of liveness-enforcing Petri net supervisors.

On closer examination, the fate of the F word in what has suddenly become a much less permissive environment tells a very different, but much more interesting story.

The pipeline is thus conservative in that it is designed to stringently remove as much of the host "noise" as possible before the final, more permissive mapping to viral/bacterial genomes.