Sentence examples for permissive approaches from inspiring English sources

Similarly permissive approaches, albeit non-legislative, have been adopted by China (which issued Ministerial Regulations in August 2003 to allow cloning research for therapeutic purposes) [ 6, 13] and Korea (where the government is in the process of approving limited research on limited somatic nuclear transfer research) [ 6].

Even states which have traditionally had a permissive approach to prostitution are reining back.

Amnesty said it was an "unprecedented crackdown after a period of apparent movement towards a more open and permissive approach".

Livingstone's permissive approach to towers, largely against the advice of the conservation body English Heritage, has infuriated many.

European lawmakers endorsed a permissive approach to the sale and use of e-cigarettes, although the products could not be sold legally to anyone younger than 18.

These people contend that using embryos for research is sanctioning the destruction of life and puts the country on a slippery slope that could lead to an even more permissive approach to abortion.

What emerges gradually in this fictional narrative is that these administrators share Evans's "permissive" approach, having a somewhat unruly attitude to the materials they are supposed to be carefully garnering.

The statement is powerful evidence of the permissive approach bank regulators took toward the debt-dissolving financial products that our banks had been developing, hawking and using themselves for years.

Certainly, there is now evidence that the cut in interest rates to 0.5%, the creation of electronic money and the permissive approach to record budget deficits have been a factor in preventing the UK's biggest postwar drop in output turning into something even worse.

The unusually permissive approach of the authorities toward media coverage of the strike follows a decision to tolerate extensive coverage this month of suicides by workers at the Taiwanese-owned Foxconn factory complex in nearby Shenzhen that supplies Apple and Hewlett-Packard.

Yet on the Internet, partisans can build websites and send thousands of e-mails at a tiny cost.David Mason, one of the FEC's six commissioners, said recently that the FEC would take a relatively permissive approach to Internet activity, exempting most private political speech.