| If powers are precisely rather than permissively formulated, procedures to render visible occasions of use are constructed. |
| Even in those jurisdictions which had formal policies on these matters, we noted that in some cases the policies appeared to have been interpreted extremely permissively. |
| These take thought, at least ostensibly or permissively, for the temporal welfare of the laity, as well as for their own. |
| Well, your Honour, it is a question of what one can permissively do. |
| The usually able Dan Foster directed the muddled piece permissively. |
| He also frames it by conceiving rhetoric itself so permissively. |
