Sentence examples for a space for issues from inspiring English sources

The trial also pried open a space for issues of sexual assault to be addressed in popular culture – a small opening that the pair is now seizing to reclaim the narrative around how stories of rape are told.

"We want to create a space for guests and issues that white radio would not want to cover or be interested in dealing with," said Philip Chung, who co-hosts "Cafe S e)oul," an irreverent weeknight talk show.

Curation should open a space for conversation around the issues that the artists are informing.

MEI also actively engages in community outreach to create a space for dynamic interaction around issues relating to the Middle East.

In general, I don't plan to use this forum as a space for editorializing about the issues of the day.

He said: "The idea for the Good Lad workshop came from a realisation that there was not a space for men to discuss issues of gender, sexuality and sex.

The organisation is preparing women to stand in local elections and the academy provides a space for discussion of local issues before next year's municipal polls, as part of the dentralisation promised in the 2011 constitution.

As such, the mentoring relationships created a space for students to deal with issues that are typically ignored by a traditional academic structure.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sees in the Iranian nuclear issue a space for seeking accords with the West, the other being the war on ISIS, especially in relation to accord with the United States.

The more Trump keeps the focus on himself, it means less oxygen and space for issues that are important to these voters; the economy, the Supreme Court and de-regulation.

And with her latest venture, Lenny Letter, she's provided a platform and a space for black women to talk about issues that affect black women.