Forget that, too, along with the revelations of Senate committees about new permissiveness on arms sales by big Democratic contributors.
"All through the 1990s," Friedman began, "I became increasingly concerned about the permissiveness of the Supreme Court toward policing and what it was doing in the middle of the War on Drugs, the toll on people's lives, the toll on liberties".
In Cairo, especially, women face daily sexual harassment, and for Western women, the problem is magnified by exaggerated assumptions about their sexual permissiveness.
But as the economy totters, many families have no choice but to cut back, which may lead to a shift in their thinking about money and permissiveness.
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Tells about the influence of permissiveness on love, both in the social atmosphere & in individual instances.
Tells about the influence of permissiveness on love, both in the social atmosphere & in individual instances..
Since about 1700, the increasing permissiveness towards what was seen as "natural" sex had led to a sharpened abhorrence across the western world of supposedly "unnatural" acts.
As for sex, one of the defining features of tabloid editorial content, there is an acute understanding about the exploitation of permissiveness to present titillating material.
Indian leaders have grown increasingly angry about what they consider American permissiveness toward General Musharraf, who has been essential to the military campaign in Afghanistan and who remains critical to stability in the region, particularly now that remnants of Al Qaeda are believed to have gathered in western Pakistan.
