Sentence examples for permissive arrangement from inspiring English sources

But since opposition parties emerged victorious from the parliamentary election early this week, American officials are worried that the new, more permissive arrangement could be choked off in its infancy.

His views about this matter are explicitly based on the evolving tradition of the Church and on what historical experience suggested were the effects of more permissive political or legal arrangements.

All the interviewed respondents felt that the permissive approach in the HIEC mandate to forming governance arrangements was helpful because it allowed HIECs to develop governance arrangements that suited their local circumstances best, often starting with local enthusiasts for the HIEC vision.

Since Bejerano et al.[ 9] focused on larger regions (200 bp) of perfect nucleotide identity compared to our more permissive settings (95% sequence identity over 50 bp), the genomic arrangement of UCR-containing regions with respect to their presumptive target genes was not fully realized.

The importance of a capacity assessment, as part of a permissive attitude towards risk, has been emphasized in the UK: '… an activity or an arrangement should be permitted or respected unless risk analysis, including an assessment of capacity if this is in doubt and determination of best interests, shows it should not' [ 7].

The researchers found that most Canadian medical schools had problematic ties to pharmaceutical companies more than half of the 17 schools surveyed "had either no policy or a permissive policy" when it came to potential conflicts of interests like instructors receiving gifts or having consulting arrangements with drug merchants.

As this arrangement suggests, Pratchett's story is a postmodern fable all about the protectionist/permissive conflict.

Texas remains relatively permissive.

(He had permissive parents).

Almost twice as permissive.

The "permissive society" never recovered.