Sentence examples for permissive toward from inspiring English sources

And state open-carry laws regarding the public display of firearms tend to be far more permissive toward long guns than handguns.

This is underscored by the legal boundaries, which are more permissive toward no-contact activities (like stripping) than high-contact activities (like prostitution).

However, the characteristic cortical flash was significantly increased in LAT-A-treated eggs, suggesting that the decreased cortical layer of polymerized actin [33] was more permissive toward the generation of the cortical flash.

This antagonism between host and TE fitness is resolved for a TE by a successful invasion of other naïve species that are more permissive toward it.

The 1999 study further showed that Norwegian doctors are more permissive toward abortion (which is legal) than the general population, but less permissive regarding euthanasia (which is prohibited).

The permissive attitude toward business did not always extend toward large corporations.

maintains a more permissive stance toward sexual relationships between supervisors and subordinates than other multinational organizations.

A permissive attitude toward certain behaviors prevailed, and the business model of the tech world exacerbated the problem.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, is especially worried by what he sees as Mr Obama's permissive attitude toward his enemies.

Based on Mr. Obama's statements during the campaign, it appears unlikely that his administration would adopt a more permissive attitude toward eavesdropping than the Bush administration.

During Mr. Surnow's tenure as executive producer, his hit series "24" was criticized for its seemingly permissive attitude toward torture.