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Перевод: permissive

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дозволяющий; позволяющий; разрешающий; рекомендующий; снисходительный; терпимый; либеральный; не строгий в вопросах морали; необязательный; факультативный

Тезаурус:

1. Norman Tebbit's Disraeli lecture in 1985 spelt out his distaste for the "valueless values of the permissive society", of the 1960s and 1970s - represented by legalized abortion and homosexuality, fewer constraints on what is portrayed in the media and theatre, and growing disrespect for authority.
2. Ever since the "permissive" sixties, the moral Right has been concerned that the distinctions between public and private morality have become blurred.
3. They believe that the link between a permissive attitude towards corporal punishment and child abuse is a distinct possibility and that there should be laws to forbid any adult from striking any child, including their own.
4. It would be excessive, even in today's permissive times, to return to Stalin's methods, but Lazar Kaganovich, Moscow party boss in the 1930s had the right idea: "when the manager walks into the enterprise, the ground should tremble!"
5. The mystery deepens when I learn that the band's background isn't even affluent-but-screwed-up middle class, but liberal and permissive and caring.
6. Would you trust him/her to a permissive relationship with contemporary television?
7. An extremely "permissive" parent, on the other hand, attempts to behave in a non-punitive, accepting and affirmative manner towards children's impulses, desires and actions; always to consult with them about policy decisions and give explanations for family rules; to make few demands for household responsibility and orderly behaviour; to present himself/herself to them as someone to call upon for help and company as they wish, rather than as an active "disciplinary agent" responsible for shaping or altering behaviour.
8. The "Permissive Society" could be said to have begun in the cradles of the Spock babies of the Forties and Fifties, who became the student protestors of the Sixties.
9. The suspect has little opportunity for demonstrating his or her innocence against any one of a medley of permissive street powers.
10. The missiles can be fired only if the operator types into his computer control a six-digit code, called a "permissive action link".
11. The "permissive era" had begun for many parents and children.
12. There was a generally growing permissive attitude, although I don't think that the attitude towards homosexuality was particularly permissive.
13. Street power was permissive.