Sentence examples for permissive notion from inspiring English sources

Finally, Part III concludes that the IHL regime, and its permissive notion of military necessity, should apply when the state is acting as a belligerent against other co-equal belligerents, but that human rights law, and its more restrictive notion of necessity, should apply when the state acts as a sovereign over its own subjects.

Historically, viewing some humans as 'non-persons' has always been used "as a permissive notion that takes the moral heat off certain quandaries raised by modern medicine" [ 67].

This is consistent with the notion that many permissive gut factors and other influencing factors contribute to diabetes outcomes in the presence of a trigger, but are not themselves causal triggers.

Attachment parenting is not permissive parenting, but the general notion is children have feelings that should be valued.

In conclusion, this in vivo study supports the notion that KATP channels are permissive for the response to oxygen by controlling the membrane potential in cremaster muscle VSMCs, whereas the activity of L-type Ca2+ channels are central to the oxygen sensing mechanism.

Gianto (ibid.: 190-191) furthermore discusses three subtypes of deontic modality, which generally corresponds to the notion of modulation in SFG: obligative, permissive and abilitative.

Our data are consistent with the general notion that the liver is most permissive to malignant transformation under circumstances when hepatocytes are undergoing cellular proliferation [26], [36].

These same signals are required for myeloma cell growth and survival, supporting the notion that the bone marrow provides a permissive environment for disease development (see Figure 1).

With this stringent goal, the notion of 'reparative resynchronization' has recently been advanced exploiting the permissive nature of the myocardium for regeneration and the emerging stem-cell toolkit that offers the outlook of genuine structural and functional restoration [10].

Provided that this notion is correct, this enhanced infectivity of immobilized adenoviral vectors for poorly permissive target cells might be derived from the fact that target cells are forced to make direct contact with adenoviral vectors on the solid surface, raising the local concentration of viral particles on the cell surface.

If he thinks that the conception of deity is so obscure or so permissive that no truth value can be ascribed to 'God exists', perhaps he should extend the notion of 'atheist' to cover his position also.