Instead, those users just flocked to other, more permissive sites.
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But, again, church's official position is more permissive than Alabama's.
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More permissive licenses make it easier to build large ecosystems.
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Is Minnesota more permissive in terms of allowing vaccine exemptions?
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Business interruption insurance policies were more permissive in the past.
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Cultures that have less threat can afford to be more permissive.
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More permissive rules of engagement might have helped prevent some atrocities.
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That's not because more people agree with more permissive gun laws.
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Players did their best to take advantage of the more permissive environment.
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It is wary of provoking Beijing by passing more permissive asylum laws.
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Some cybersecurity companies are preparing to capitalize on a more permissive legal environment.
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Groups that don't have a lot of threat can afford to be more permissive.
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On Comedy When it comes to culture, I'm probably more permissive than most parents.
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"It's crazily more permissive than when we started," Parker told the Guardian in 2014.
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In some cases, the most stringent laws will simply trump the more permissive ones.
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Seehofer has been openly critical of Merkel's more permissive stance on refugees and migration policy.
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Meanwhile, throughout the decades of Trump's rise, the legal climate has only gotten more permissive.
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In some cases, the more permissive stance of the United States may well be justified.
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The United States wants its more permissive rules to form the basis for worldwide regulation.
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California heavily regulates emerging, autonomous vehicle technologies, while Arizona takes a much more permissive approach.
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In some ways, what we're talking about is slightly more permissive than the War Powers Act.
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Users have also said they are far more permissive than third-party apps, the Times reported.
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Ireland's social and economic data suggest that its abortion laws ought to be far more permissive.
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It's hard to imagine such training will result in more permissive attitudes towards Hong Kong residents.
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In the past, some organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund, have been much more permissive.
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Today our moral code is more permissive, but the Murphy bed still carries an erotic charge.
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And if one state bans it, how will it stop its citizens from visiting more permissive states?
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Criticism has lately focused on the PG-13 rating, which has become much more permissive over time.
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Republicans are expected to be generally more permissive of mergers, but Mr. Trump remains the wild card.
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At the Wynn, his limit is $2200,22, which reflects a more permissive attitude toward professionals on Avello's part.
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At other Trump properties, such as in Las Vegas and New York City, the rules seem more permissive.
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Court rulings over time have been more permissive in antitrust cases, rendering practices that were once illegal legal.
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Occasionally she has found herself researching countries around the world that have more permissive drug laws, she said.
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What research has occurred since has often taken place in countries that are more permissive in their experiments.
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It&aposs back to levels that we saw in the Obama administration, which had a much more permissive policy.
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Republicans and tech companies want the federal law to supersede California's rules, replacing them with a something more permissive.
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Ms Gelfand differentiates between tight cultures, which have strict norms and punishments, from loose cultures, which are more permissive.
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And other cultures — like New Zealand, Netherlands, the United States in general, Brazil, Greece — they were much more permissive.
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So when these young people started to see movies made using those same, more permissive images, they recognised them.
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But they would lighten industry's responsibilities, and in so doing suggest a return to a more permissive regulatory era.
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Google's app store for Android devices is more permissive, and a search on Friday yielded dozens of vaping-related apps.
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It's unclear what kind of support Trump would be able to drum up on Capitol Hill for more permissive legislation.
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The actual translation wasn't the tricky part, even though Kannada is a very different language — looser, more permissive about repetition.
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Pai's approach promises to be much more permissive, and rolling back Wheeler's privacy rules is the first concrete sign of that.
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In some ways Lewandowski and his more permissive advice never left: Trump still talks to him daily, according to four sources.
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" The cable companies, like Comcast and Time Warner Cable, were governed by the more permissive Title I, which covers "information services.
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Still, even by those more permissive standards, Abdellatif Kechiche's new Cannes contender, "Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo" will probably set tongues wagging.
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This more permissive interpretation of a FULL HOUSE allowed for lively phrases like BUSINESS SCHOOL, FOR GOODNESS SAKE and CLASS STRUGGLE.
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Others take a more permissive approach, arguing the president should be able to act to prevent sudden attacks on US personnel.
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Many of the deportees I spoke to were wary of the place, and sought work at more permissive alternatives, like Sykes.
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San Diego's own city law, though, is more permissive: police can collect DNA as long as the subject signs a consent form.
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It's a feature I adored in Bastion, using idols to make play faster or stricter in some ways, more permissive in others.
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Hickenlooper announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination on Monday, joining a field that has largely embraced more permissive marijuana laws.
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Trump, however, is decidedly more permissive when it comes to North Korean nuclear weapons Unlike Iran, they have an existing nuclear stockpile.
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AND SO IT'S TIME TO CREATE A MORE PERMISSIVE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE U.S. IS THE COUNTRY OF CHOICE FOR SPACE.
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Those in the more restrictive camp said that restrictive policies would reduce homicides and more permissive measures would have the opposite effect.
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Those on the more permissive side said that restrictive policies would have little to no effect, while permissive policies would reduce homicides.
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Many pro-life groups view the amendment as a pernicious attempt by the left to entrench more permissive abortion requirements in the constitution.
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But the launch of IranRescueBit suggests the regime has grown more permissive, even though the government has no reported involvement with the platform.
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The study found that states with more permissive gun laws had higher rates of mass shootings compared with states with more restrictive laws.
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Republicans have argued for more permissive rules to safeguard constitutionally protected political speech, while Democrats have called for greater limits on politicians' lies.
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They also may be applying one legal regime to regulations they disapprove of, and another, more permissive, legal regime to the Trump administration.
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Meanwhile, other research has suggested that, if anything, having more permissive gun laws — or increasing gun ownership, more generally — might increase crime levels.
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Unlike Williamsburg, parts of which adopted more permissive zoning in 2005, Bushwick and other neighborhoods in Brooklyn have not been rezoned in decades.
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Some parents are more permissive, or are engaged with pop culture in a way that lets them experience it alongside their own children.
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It's much more permissive when it comes to "aggregate" customer information, which is where things get squishier and the FCC rules become more important.
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It provided a prototype for mixed-use development that encouraged more permissive zoning laws, says Robert Steuteville of the Congress for the New Urbanism.
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However, its parent company Facebook is more permissive – perhaps to a fault – favoring the side of free speech first and foremost, over user protections.
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In such places, International Humanitarian Law (IHL)—the more permissive rules that apply in avowed battlefields like Iraq and Afghanistan—would be in force.
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But after appeal, she won the right to send the sperm outside the U.K. so she could undergo insemination in a more permissive country.
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Many used the GPL license, but others adopted more permissive licenses that, unlike the GPL, allowed companies to create proprietary products using their code.
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Many Saudis, having traveled and lived abroad or seen the world through the internet, were already ready for a more permissive way of life.
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And many of the states with more permissive vaccine exemption policies — such as New York, Washington, and Michigan — are where we're seeing outbreaks today.
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"As individualism increased in the US, sexual attitudes and behavior became more permissive and less rule-bound," Twenge said at the time of publication.
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While gun control advocates consider Florida a permissive, pro-gun state, Texas is even more permissive, allowing gun owners to openly carry their handguns.
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The law is more permissive than other states with legal marijuana: Most allow residents to only possess up to an ounce at a time.
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The advisers are concerned that more permissive rules of engagement would divert U.S. forces from defeating the remnants of Islamic State, the sources said.
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She was finally freed in October 1986 in a gesture of glasnost, the more permissive policy pursued by the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
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And it's one that, by all appearances, is more permissive about things like racist chants at high school sporting events than the code it replaced.
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Interestingly, Netflix doesn't cap its videos on T-Mobile and Sprint because these two carriers are more permissive when you go over your data cap.
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Mr. Abbott said the Trump administration also could be more permissive in evaluating nonmerger conduct, for example, discounts to secure customer loyalty against potential rivals.
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Commons Clause is intended to be used with open-source licenses that are more permissive than AGPL, so that AGPL does not have to be used!
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At N.Y.U., Ann Marie Powell, director of Contract Dining Services, takes a more permissive stance and even lets Mr. Chin set up booths at dining halls.
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The joy of combat sports is in the simplicity—the more permissive the rule set, the more approaches you will see develop towards winning a fight.
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Researchers have continually found these more permissive places have higher rates of vaccine refusals — a trend that appeared again in the Open Forum Infectious Diseases paper.
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There are significant differences in driving culture between disciplined northern European countries and the more permissive southern ones, where lane markers are regarded as dubious suggestions.
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If the reports of a more permissive "chain migration" fix are true, it would make the bill unequivocally dovish in its approach to current unauthorized immigrants.
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Dad is the more permissive one, and when he allows her to go to a party celebrating the school football team's latest victory, something bad happens.
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The U.S. is far more permissive about lower-risk networks, offers more autonomy to network administrators, and generally uses a scalpel where China uses a chainsaw.
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While censorship of creative content in China is nothing new, the internet has generally been a more permissive arena because of the grey areas around regulation.
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Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, on the other hand, has promoted the approach used in her home state of Florida which is considered more permissive.
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Among a long list of things that Six4Three has asked the court to impose is a restoration of the earlier version of the more permissive Graph API.
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And it's not just Facebook, of course: trolls have lately come to favor LinkedIn for its more permissive rules and lax approach to enforcement, Craig Silverman reports.
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On top of that, economic incentives encourage platforms to be more permissive than they claim to be, and to treat high-value producers differently from the rest.
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As well as restricting trade, rather than liberalising it, they will make it tricky to agree more permissive rules of origin for cars in future trade deals.
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While most adults said they thought that it was sexual harassment to send "pornographic pictures" to someone without their consent, younger people appeared to be more permissive.
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The nudity, sexuality and diversity portrayed in the pictorials represented more permissive attitudes about sex and beauty that the soldiers had missed during their years in captivity.
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Imzy's shutdown parallels the recent woes of social network Voat, which was essentially Imzy's dark twin: it was founded by people who believed Reddit should be more permissive.
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A more permissive regulatory environment culminated on Thursday in the biggest bank merger since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, and more deals are likely, analysts and investors said.
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And in the case of successful, market-tested merchants of disinformation like Shriner, who amassed significant followings in times of more permissive content moderation, the damage is done.
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Recent outbreaks of measles have occurred in some states that are more permissive in allowing parents to get waivers for their children to attend school without being vaccinated.
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Reciprocity laws probably won't affect states that already have more permissive laws, Webster told Vox, but they do have the potential to increase carrying in more restrictive states.
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The party holds itself out as the defender of not only Polish nationalism, but also of European Christendom in the face of migration, unlike the more permissive West.
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In a new analysis from the RAND Corporation, researchers found that more restrictive laws lead to fewer gun deaths, while more permissive laws are linked with more gun deaths.
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Some early networks also found out the hard way that while online society could be more permissive than the real world, it wasn't wise to completely flout the law.
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These citizens produce reams of useful information that can be mined by the country's tech giants, and China is also significantly more permissive when it comes to users' privacy.
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More recently Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, has talked about creating a more "permissive" regulatory environment in space and turning the moon into a "gas station" for further exploration.
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To get around the issue, some early-stage investors will surreptitiously steer companies toward "friendly" later-stage investors that may be more permissive about extant investor pro rata rights.
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If you live in a more permissive state, this may not be as big of a problem — you'll likely encounter an abundance of choices for same-day alcohol delivery.
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Most important, American laws and customs were becoming more permissive, so that the prospect of reading a book began to seem something more than a promise of genteel diversion.
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In Mr. Buttigieg's case, the most straightforward solution is for McKinsey to release him from his vows of silence — or at least to substitute a significantly more permissive agreement.
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His pick to lead antitrust enforcement at the Department of Justice, Makan Delrahim, is expected to take a more permissive view on mergers than officials in the Obama administration.
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Republican administrations have traditionally proved more permissive of M&A with less challenges to announced deals made on the basis of competition grounds than during the reign of Democratic presidents.
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This was the reason that many parents in the 1980s, who were raised by authoritarian moms and dads, took the opposite approach and moved to a more permissive parenting style.
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Something to watch on pricing is how close it hews to trades in the private secondary markets, where Spotify has been much more permissive than many of its fellow unicorns.
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That was a public service, and it ended a more permissive era when a more timid brand of journalism glorified leaders, knowingly looking away from their personal and professional lapses.
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As a result, the Pentagon was in a position to swiftly bring the ideas forward to Mr. Trump, whose inauguration raised expectations that the White House would be more permissive.
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When going up against other companies from other, more permissive countries, "it can feel like you are competing in a boxing match with one arm tied behind your back," says Sephton.
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Uber and Lyft had fought hard for more permissive rules, spending a combined $8 million on the campaign (nearly seven times the previous record for a municipal election in the city).
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The other four states (Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Vermont) have more permissive gun laws that include no basic firearm training requirements, the authors note online October 22017 in Injury Prevention.
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The prison service has twice issued more permissive guidance for transgender inmates since 2011, but a parliamentary report in 2016 found that this advice was sometimes "simply being ignored" by warders.
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Many of our portfolio companies with AGPL projects have received requests from large enterprises to move to a more permissive license, since the use of AGPL is against their company's policy.
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A committee assembled by the agency released a report yesterday that urges adoption of much more permissive and flexible regulations, allowing for operation of small drones over cities and even crowds.
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U.S. states with tighter restrictions on the purchase and use of guns and ammunitions may have fewer fatal police shootings than places with more permissive firearm policies, a recent study suggests.
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In Pakistan, Yemen, Libya and Somalia, however, the armed forces seem to be operating according to the more permissive laws of armed conflict, where the requirements for lethal force are lower.
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And it is driven by many factors, including the Eastward-trickling effects of a much more permissive marijuana culture in the West, where it is now dispensed legally in some states.
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Then suddenly, Kawakubo appeared like a sorceress, materializing a new and more permissive way of appearing in the world that changed not only fashion but, on a small scale, maleness itself.
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In Seattle, there's a new luxury apartment building with a rooftop lounge with hammocks and a chicken coop you might see in a more permissive (or at least chicken-friendly) suburb.
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That's because Oregon and Washington are more permissive than other states when it comes to allowing parents to opt out of vaccines — and many parents have been taking advantage of that.
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Roberts has faced criticism in the past for selecting too many judges initially appointed by Republicans, who, the argument goes, would be likely to be more permissive in granting warrant requests.
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On Monday, CNBC reported that Comcast was preparing to bid for 21st Century Fox if the AT&T deal went through, playing off a more permissive judicial atmosphere for major content acquisitions.
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"States with more permissive gun laws and greater gun ownership had higher rates of mass shootings, and a growing divide appears to be emerging between restrictive and permissive states," the study concluded.
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The smattering of parents who described themselves as frequent moviegoers — visiting cinemas at least once a month — were more permissive, saying that films with unjustified violence were suitable for 13-year-olds.
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If Zika spreads in the coming months, many pregnant women could be compelled to give birth to children with severe brain impairment unless they can afford to travel to a more permissive state.
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Despite a more permissive U.S. business environment, Chinese companies can't easily slip in there, either, says Lee — in part because probable American wariness of how a Chinese business would handle their personal data.
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Since the government started setting fuel economy regulations in the late 22025s, there have been separate standards for different classes of vehicle, more stringent standards for cars and more permissive ones for trucks.
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The point that more permissive gun laws did not lead to a huge spike in gun violence has merits, said Adam Winkler, a Second Amendment expert at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Several experts also have suggested that women in Colombia took advantage of more permissive abortion laws, an option that was not available to women in Brazil, where abortion is banned in most instances.
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Microsoft put its Cognitive Toolkit, or CNTK, software on GitHub and gave it a more permissive open-source license in early 2016, and Facebook came out PyTorch, its answer to TensorFlow, later in 2016.
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Don't expect much to happen immediately should the new rule take place; the industry is too savvy to blast out some new, abusive rules under the far more permissive framework established by this FCC.
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Even so, Hollywood is clearly sensitive about such criticism of its content, at a moment when the volume of edgy fare is exploding thanks to a proliferation of premium outlets with more permissive standards.
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In this case, China's more permissive biomedical research regulations might have expedited the work, or it could be that genetic engineering is lending new momentum to the race for an HIV/AIDS cure, he wrote.
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What's interesting is that you see, very often, black people who live in the suburbs or who have made it to the suburbs — the generation that has made it out — be more permissive of inequitable treatment.
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When it comes to raw speech, however, Huffman seems to be more permissive, which stands in stark contrast to other tech industry platforms, nearly all of which are grappling with hard questions about moderation these days.
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Moreover, from industry's standpoint, even if there is little commercial interest today, a more permissive leasing program creates the optionality to bid on offshore areas if market conditions and higher prices justify it in the future.
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But even though people have a social responsibility to vaccinate their kids — and some countries have been experimenting with punitive measures to censure parents who out out — many US states are more permissive of vaccine refusers.
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But, the researchers note, the evidence suggests that it's the states with more permissive gun laws that are less likely to fully report — which would make them look worse, not better, if their data were more complete.
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The flavor is really flowery, almost like a cordial, and it even comes in a can that looks like a regular ol' energy drink if you're interested in taking my advice on a more permissive drinking schedule.
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Tax breaks and other incentives could help reduce the expense of starting a fintech business in Switzerland while a more permissive regulatory environment for startups would enable fledgling companies to compete with legacy players nationally and globally.
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Up to this point, however, Democratic leaders and their campaign tacticians have taken a just-win approach, encouraging candidates to attack Mr. Ryan but taking a far more permissive view of party loyalty than their Republican counterparts.
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Predominantly Hindu in a country that is nearly 90 percent Muslim, and more permissive of Western-style drinking and partying than much of Indonesia, Bali is extremely popular with Australians, who have been coming here for decades.
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For that reason, the city would have to provide incentives such as more permissive zoning or give developers the first opportunity to buy city-owned properties if it decides to require more adaptive reuse, Mr. Weinstein said.
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"Berman added: "Trump has created a more permissive environment for would-be dictators not merely by his responses (or lack thereof) to democratic backsliding and growing authoritarianism abroad; his actions at home have been crucial as well.
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"While Twitter's potential new issues ads policy is more permissive than a total ban, it's still going to be a challenge for groups who are trying to drive political or legislative change using the platform," he said.
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The report explained: The median respondent with more-permissive regulatory preferences indicated that if a policy successfully reduced a state's firearm suicides, 90 percent of the prevented suicides would still end as a suicide by some other means.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," House Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy said.
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"There is no doubt that Trump has created a more permissive environment for dictators by not forcefully speaking out against...growing authoritarianism in places like Russia and China," Sheri Berman, an expert in democracy, populism, and fascism, told Insider.
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Wells Fargo shares, along with those of most other banks, have posted strong gains in the months following the U.S. presidential election as investors react to higher interest rates and what they expect to be a more permissive regulatory environment.
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These problems existed during the Mubarak era, too, but there was also a measure of stability that attracted 15 million tourists in 2010, large amounts of foreign direct investment, and a political environment that was more permissive than it is now.
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It's still presumed, though, that the Trump administration is going to prove more permissive than its predecessor — a fact that folks like Masayoshi Son, the leader of Sprint's parent, SoftBank, has tried to exploit in repeated meetings with Trump himself.
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And it showed how Mr. Trump, who has taken a more permissive stance on gay rights and same-sex marriage than many of his fellow Republicans, is bowing to pressure from the religious right and contradicting his own personal views.
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It's just that they disagree on which policies are more effective at doing that — the permissive side genuinely believes that more permissive gun policies could save lives, while the more restrictive side genuinely believes that more restrictive policies could save lives.
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The court did not endorse a new more permissive test proposed by the American Legion veterans' group, which joined the case in defense of the cross, that religious displays on public land be struck down only if they coerce people into practicing religion.
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The New York County Bar Association is more permissive, but the ABA notes that non-consensual recording remains unethical when the recording "is accompanied by other circumstances that make it unethical," such as an attorney representing he did not record a conversation.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," the Republican lawmaker, Trey Gowdy, said in a statement.
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"Nevertheless, we believe that this underreporting would likely lead to an underestimate of the association that we found, as states with more permissive gun laws appear to be less consistent in their reporting of homicides than states with restrictive gun laws," he said.
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In November, he said in a private speech that none of Mr. Trump's advisers shared the president's views on Turkey and that he believed Mr. Trump adopted a more permissive approach to the country because of his financial ties there, NBC News reported.
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While regulators tend to be more permissive of so-called "vertical" mergers in which large companies purchase smaller ones at a different point in their supply chain, they're much more skeptical about "horizontal" mergers, when two large companies merge to form a market-dominating behemoth.
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As states have steadily passed ever more permissive weapons-carry laws—broadening concealed-permit licenses, lifting bans on carrying guns in bars and government offices, removing shooters' duty to retreat from a threat—"constitutional carry" has become an ultimate frontier for Second Amendment advocates.
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Reddit has a more permissive attitude than Facebook and Twitter when it comes to what it allows on its site, but r/The_Donald users frequently crossed a line, Huffman said, including by trying to manipulate voting to ensure their posts appear on prominent Reddit pages.
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At the same time, many of the diplomats who will attend the conference expect some countries, especially China and India, to push for a system that depends on self-reporting of emissions levels — a more permissive way of going about the task of measurement.
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Yellen said the Fed has learned lessons over the years, not merely since the financial crisis but through much of the late 20th and early 21st centuries about risk and the Fed's need to be vigilant against more permissive economic and monetary policies that prevailed.
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Her father eventually gave up and sent her to live with her mother, under whose more permissive roof Ms. Moha cut her hair, uncovered her head, started wearing her abaya open over jeans and T-shirts and bought a piano and an electric guitar.
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"The international climate today is far more permissive of minority-bashing, bashing of human rights — all the nasty stuff you would expect to be called out on by the international community," said Siddharth Varadarajan, a founding editor of The Wire, an Indian news site.
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While RAND as a nonpartisan group avoided any sweeping policy conclusions in its analysis, its review does seem to point in a direction, based on my own reading: More permissive gun policies lead to more gun deaths, while more restrictive policies lead to fewer gun deaths.
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The batter, Danny Saunders, is in line to replace his strait-laced father as the leader of an ultra-Orthodox Hasidic sect; the pitcher, our narrator, Reuven Malter, is from an observant but more permissive religious background — he's allowed to go to the movies and read secular books.
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Even so, the findings underscore how legalization of cannabis in many U.S. states may reflect and reinforce more permissive attitudes about marijuana use, said Ashley Brooks-Russell, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at the Colorado School of Public Health at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
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To best protect consumers, the Federal Trade Commission created a privacy regime that provides the greatest protection for the most sensitive data, such as health care and financial information, while adopting a more permissive approach to less sensitive data, such as the use of purchase histories to make product recommendations.
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"There is no doubt that Trump has created a more permissive environment for dictators by not forcefully speaking out against democratic backsliding and growing authoritarianism in places like Russia and China," Sheri Berman, a professor of political science at Barnard College with expertise in democracy, populism, and fascism, told Insider.
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But the real star here is Weiner, bringing an auteur's touch to these meticulously crafted tales even by the standard of streaming services, which tend to be more permissive in championing artists' peculiar visions (in exchange for the cachet they bring) than almost any other medium, without regard to ratings.
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Bochco also consciously set out to establish new, more permissive standards for broadcast television with "NYPD Blue," meticulously negotiating what was acceptable in terms of language and nudity with then-ABC Entertainment chief (and now CEO of the Walt Disney Co.) Robert Iger, even drawing naked figures to help set the ground rules.
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If that happens — and there's no guarantee it will — it would show that Britain isn't in fact united in support of Brexit, weakening May's negotiating stance and potentially transforming the nature of Britain's departure from the UK entirely by forcing it to accept more permissive immigration rules and keep its economy more integrated with the rest of Europe's.
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"Drinking norms and values have become more permissive among women, along with increases in educational and occupational opportunities and rising numbers of women in the workforce, all of which may have contributed to increased high-risk drinking and AUD in women during the past decade," they write, compounded by the stress of pursuing a career and raising a family.
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During the 593s and 259s, political scientists and legal scholars described the battle over abortion rights as "a clash of absolutes" that crystallized the emerging cultural divide between the groups in society that welcomed more permissive attitudes toward sex and more fluid family arrangements and traditionalists led by the emerging religious right movement that mobilized in opposition to them.
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Many of these privacy-sensitive US adults may feel that the current situation calls for more permissive data sharing measures, but wireless carriers will likely face backlash in either case: Providing data to governments will upset privacy-concerned citizens, while not doing so will be seen as a failure to take action that likely would have saved lives.
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Facebook's guidelines for what to moderate leaked online, and the guidelines are more permissive than any other forum I have posted on in my life: Anything they do not deem as a credible threat of violence is allowed, which creates a tremendous amount of leeway for content to flourish that an outside observer would deem inappropriate.
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"The use of pornography is related to more permissive sexual attitudes, the occurrence of sexual intercourse, and greater experience with casual sex behavior," Jochen Peter, a professor at the University of Amsterdam and the lead author on a 2016 review article in the Journal of Sex Research, which looked at 20 years of research on adolescents and pornography, wrote in an email.
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As Recode's Teddy Schleifer recently outlined, social media companies' policies, broadly, are that politicians can pretty much say whatever they want online, because it counts as news: Although platforms say they will enforce their rules against politicians if they must, they will continue to be far more permissive places for candidates than they are for regular posters — who they also continue to struggle to effectively moderate.
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Chris Lagman, director of learning and development at Love Yourself, a nongovernment H.I.V. testing center he helped open in 2011, said the barrier to a more robust program came not just from church teachings but from a clash of generational values between younger Filipinos, who are growing up in a more permissive culture and experimenting with sex earlier, and their parents who, like the generations before them, are disinclined and ill equipped to discuss sexual health.
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Other instances include the new Franco-German push (this one at odds with the Commission) to rejig competition rules to allow takeovers shielding European industry from unfair competition from American and in particular Chinese giants; new protections for European firms deemed strategically important; a more permissive approach to certain forms of state aid; digital consumer protections like the new General Data Protection Regulation; measures to tackle Russian-backed disinformation campaigns; a crackdown on tax avoidance; and tougher controls on migration at Europe's outer borders and the pursuit of criminals within them.
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Earlier this summer, Twitter did say it would make some politicians' messages harder to find if they were clearly abusive but it would not remove them outright (although it has not yet put any prominent American politician in this "Twitter jail," it did temporarily freeze an account associated with Mitch McConnell.) Now it's clearer than ever that although platforms say they will enforce their rules against politicians if they must, they will continue to be far more permissive places for candidates than they are for regular posters — who they also continue to struggle to effectively moderate.
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""In fact, as opposed to a 'First Day of War' loadout, in which the F-35 would carry weapons internally to maintain low radar cross-section and observability, the 'Third Day of War' configuration is expected to be used from the third day of an air campaign when, theoretically, enemy air defense assets (including sensors, air defense missile and gun systems and enemy aircraft) have been degraded by airstrikes (conducted also by F-353s in "Stealth Mode") and the battlespace has become more permissive: In such a scenario the F-35 no longer relies on Low-Observability for survivability so it can shift to carrying large external loads.
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