Sentence examples for permissive space from inspiring English sources

I wanted to write something positive about the role video games can play in modern families; how they provide a permissive space in which to chat, play and be creative.

On the other hand, he continued, if they decided to melt away for eighteen months in the hope of prevailing later, this should be welcomed, since it would create much more permissive space for the U.S. and the embryonic Afghan security forces.

Blundo [ 9] explains the influence these conditions have on top-down regulation when he argues that in certain circumstances where the state has no real solution to deal with behaviours of SLBs, it voluntarily averts its gaze and by default forms a permissive space that consequentially legitimizes such irregular practices.

Street art and the outlaw sloganeering of Banksy was one effort to test the in-house freedoms of the gallery in less permissive spaces.

These venues were viewed as "permissive spaces", where women felt safer and freer to have a psychoactive night out.

The promoter derived from the S. pombe ADH1 gene exhibits specific spacing requirements for its function such that the permissive distance between the TATA element and the transcription initiation site is at most 130 bp [ 19, 20].

This model of mentorship, including a permissive atmosphere and space to develop alongside the educational programme, a personal relationship with a physician and a directed content, enabled the students to integrate the professional with the personal and the private with the whole.

This isn't a competition to see who is hottest, but an opportunity to keep your cool in a highly permissive and inclusive safe space.

Thus, in a neighborhood of the native state the encounter complexes are essentially restricted to a two dimensional permissive subspace in the rotational/translational space, and this conclusion is independent of the docking program used.

Tomatoes created to fit the shipping crate, loaf-shaped watermelons, and multicolor corn complete the picture, occupying several layers of time and genetic activity in the permissive context the artist calls "democratic space".

The consequent acidification of the extracellular space would in addition be permissive for invasion, and have an adverse effect on cell-mediated immunity.