Sentence examples for permissive views from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands has long been known as a country of liberal, permissive views and dull coalition governments.

With many Latinos in his audience, Mr Biden made an additional dig at Mr Romney's barely permissive views on immigration, saying that he, "wants you to show your papers, but he won't show us his".

With many Latinos in his audience, Mr Biden made an additional dig at Mr Romney's barely permissive views on immigration, saying he "wants you to show your papers, but he won't show us his".

Plausible versions of libertarian theory must therefore attempt to strike some balance between the maximally restrictive and maximally permissive views.

Extreme haecceitism is therefore among the most permissive views about de re modality and admits possibilities where you occupy the qualitative roles of a poached egg.

The research firm noted record-high percentages had permissive views on ten of those issues, including premarital sex, divorce, and pornography.

In a debate percolating on blogs and on Amazon itself, quite a few writers take a permissive view on these issues.

In acknowledging that music can and does express referential (designative) meanings as well as nonreferential ones, Meyer exhibited an eclectic and certainly permissive view.

After holding a public consultation, Scottish police chiefs have apparently decided the city's permissive view of saunas poses a severe "reputational and financial risk" to Scotland's top travel destination.

Consider, then, the maximally permissive view of original appropriation.

A yet more permissive view about de re modality might abandon this commitment, taking even the identity and distinctness of individuals as accidental.