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permissive environment

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This angiogenesis is necessary for wound healing and establishing a growth permissive environment.
And that permissive environment was itself the result of a politically powerful view in favor of self-regulation and expansion by banks and near-banks, driven by a combination of ideology and self-interest.
A Sunni insurgent, when feeling the pressure, will not go down south, where the Shiite Arabs are, because that would not be a permissive environment," he said.
 
 
 
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