permissive造句

But the Fed was overly permissive even earlier.

Right now, the state machine is too permissive.

Or maybe you think your children are too permissive as parents.

And since Mr Obama came to power, attitudes have grown less permissive.

The priviledged act of administrative law is a special form of administrative act, particularly a kind of permissive act.

Even in such secular, permissive countries as Sweden, doctors tell surveys they oppose euthanasia by large margins.

Blaming the permissive 1960s is nothing new, but this is not yet another screed against the decline in education.

Depending on the values chosen, the result is filtering that can range from very permissive to the ability to specify a single acceptable DN.

On the other hand, if you're too permissive, you may not find that out until after your program has been subverted.

The carbonate is also evidence that the water was chemically neutral, which would have made conditions "more permissive" for life on early Mars.

That obsession, in the eyes of gun control advocates, borders on insanity and some of the wrinkles of America's permissive gun laws are so bizarre they beggar belief.

After the election, he could go a step further - as Clinton did on issues like TV violence - and challenge the connection between his party and old policies that were too permissive.

To help this, the code for the validator and viewer will be given a permissive open source license so that they can be integrated into other programs without worry.