Encara no tenim significats per a "more permissive".
1Today's workplace is, I think, more permissive of opinions, yet still essentially hierarchical.
2In more rural areas where hunting is popular, lawmakers prefer more permissive rules.
3Other countries have taken a more permissive stance towards delivery drones.
4But there was a backlash to that more permissive society.
5Since then, U.S. gun laws have become progressively more permissive, especially at the state level.
6In more rural areas, lawmakers prefer more permissive rules.
7It's crazily more permissive than when we started.
8This suggests that MFB is more permissive for induction of TH to the striatal precursor cells in vivo.
9The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg have more permissive laws, based on applicants' suffering, but not requiring a terminal diagnosis.
10He was more permissive about dealing with humans. The agency had already enlisted an unusual team of bioscience experts.
11The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg have more permissive laws based on applicants' suffering, and restricted to citizens of those countries.
12Do you think that American comedy has become more permissive during the 17 years that South Park has been on air?
13When the court declared a fundamental right to abortion, it preempted more permissive abortion laws that were emerging in some states.
14Public attitudes likewise vary hugely in the US, even though overall they too are much more permissive towards guns than elsewhere.
15Most of what has happened in becoming a more permissive society has featured alongside a society which has become much less agreeable.
16Whether NO plays a direct regulatory role or a more permissive role in the control of renin secretion remains to be answered.
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