Sentence examples for permissive rules from inspiring English sources

The accounts describe permissive rules of engagement.

The more permissive rules and procedures for the commissions is what has caused numerous courts to rule the commissions unlawful.

Media reports have claimed that the study reveals the use of "permissive" rules of engagement in Gaza.

Mr. Berger, the lawyer for Mr. Vallone's campaign, said the Democratic mayoral candidates also would like to see more permissive rules than the board has for counting paper ballots that voters mistakenly turn in at the wrong polling places.

A purely defensive stance, Kilcullen warns, would have to include more intrusive powers of arrest and surveillance, more heavily armed police forces, more permissive rules for the use of lethal force, a raft of limitations on assembly and use of public spaces.

It is also meant to govern how far such bodies as the Department of Homeland Security can go in their defence of domestic networks against malware attacks.The Pentagon is also working on more permissive rules of engagement for offensive cyber-warfare, for example to close down a foreign server from which an attack was thought to be emanating.

What may look like cruel persecution of a subject may in fact be just punishment, while what may appear to be benign, permissive rule may in fact be the lassitude of misrule.

Since then, many states have adopted permissive disclosure rules, said Lester Brickman, a professor who teaches ethics at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University.

The Jockey Club has pointed to multiple studies that show permissive drug rules are part of the cause of high mortality rates among thoroughbreds.

The changes came after a task force appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo concluded that permissive drug rules had led to a spike in horse deaths at last year's Aqueduct meet.

The Jockey Club has pointed to multiple studies that show permissive drug rules are part of the cause of the high mortality rates.