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Everything seems left to the school, and of course they lead very permissive lives.

It was the start of what they called the permissive society, after all.

"How do you keep your children out of trouble in this permissive society?"

In one light, his family's problems might seem those of a permissive welfare culture.

At the National also, age guidelines seem once to have been more permissive.

Too permissive a message from the court would make city life more, not less, dangerous.

Children whose parents were most permissive also showed little aggression.

"Jenny, people who talk about the permissive age should meet my parents!"

Her parents are very permissive, but she has become quite responsible and independent because of it.

Society is much more permissive today, and at our age who cares if we get married or not?

Would you trust him/her to a permissive relationship with contemporary television?

However, it did not lead to the rise of a "permissive society".

There was no known permissive period between the old and new formats.

Some competitions are more permissive than others in this respect.

Nonetheless, such a policy has to be demanding, rather than permissive.

The permissive context for this was an expanding foreign trade.

All these policies became less strict and more permissive as time passed.

All other issues are deemed permissive, and do not have to be negotiated.

Or that he was a permissive father and indulgent husband?

Q. What should you do if the corporate culture is more permissive than the written policy?

Now, under a more permissive provision of the new law, the number may swell to 250,000.

She was quoted as saying, "Those troops are going to go in a permissive way."

So my experience has been, if anything, these things are too finicky and not permissive enough.

Schools are so permissive these days that students can sail right through without paying any attention at all.

But generally the Islam practiced here is far more permissive.