Sentence examples for permissive laws from inspiring English sources

It's like a little life within life, obeying its own permissive laws of narrative physics.

Yet the National Rifle Association continues to lobby for ever-more permissive laws.

Under one of the most permissive laws anywhere, seriously ill Canadians with prescriptions can grow, buy and smoke marijuana to alleviate pain.

He added: "Britain in particular, with its ever-increasing commercialisation of sex, not to mention its permissive laws advancing the 'gay' agenda, is such a wasteland".

Though some states passed gun-control measures in the year after the Newtown massacre, many others ended up with more permissive laws than before.

If laws vary from state to state, Ms. Andrews said, a kind of "biotechnological tourism" might occur, with companies and scientists moving from one state to the other in search of permissive laws.

Consistent with the global approach, permissive law on xenotransplantation was enacted in Switzerland in 1999 (Griessler 2012).

In the wake of a mass shooting that killed five Dallas police officers last week, the city's mayor and top law enforcement officer are criticizing the state's permissive gun laws for contributing to the chaos surrounding the incident.

"I'm concerned about companies that, under permissive state laws, indemnify their officers and directors against disgorgement and penalties ordered in law-enforcement actions, including those brought by the commission.

Parker and Ward were murdered with a handgun, and Virginia has very permissive handgun laws.

People who support permissive abortion laws have no qualms about imposing their views on society.