Furthermore, the defendants argued that they were entitled to the benefit of the presumption that the use was
permissive rather than adverse.
- a generally
permissive system with administrative sanctions for some manifestations of the deed (Romania after enforcing the New Criminal Code, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Bulgaria, India, U.S.A.--Arizona, Columbia, Brazil, Argentina, Israel, Dominican Republic, R.D.
One reason
permissive natural law is given less attention than it deserves by historians is that Aquinas excluded it from his own theory.
Third, the "moderate" approach falls between the
permissive and narrow approaches.
The study, conducted by the MELISA Institute a long with an international panel of researchers, compared a standard indicator of maternal health known as the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) between 18 states with less
permissive legislation and 14 states with a more
permissive law, during a 10-year study period between 2002 and 2011.
Instead, reformers should focus on clarifying and expanding the scope of the
permissive category.
The
permissive society meant the "tyranny" imposed by sexual liberators, not freedom of the individual, said Mrs Whitehouse.
The city was not just
permissive it was decadent and seedy too.
Permissive parents exhibit high levels of warmth and low levels of control.
Is TV too violent and
permissive? Or should we celebrate our freedom of expression?
The Construct of parenting style is based on conceptualization of three distinct parenting styles
permissive, authoritarian and authoritative given by Baumrind (1971).
Although intimidating, OIG has rarely utilized or even suggested it would exercise its
permissive exclusion power in the last 30 years.