Sentence examples for common public space from inspiring English sources

In an open arena destined to become a common public space filled with common public errands, the crashing double sinks seem unsuited to the necessary reticence of an effective memorial.

This notion of a common public space helps us to understand how political opinions can be formed which are neither reducible to private, idiosyncratic preferences, on the one hand, nor to a unanimous collective opinion, on the other.

"We live in a common public space, there are rules to follow.

That must include a campaign to revive the commons, public space and amenities, rolling back the privatisation schemes that successive governments have introduced, often surreptitiously and with minimal opposition.

Mignucci has been selected as a Rockefeller Foundation Arts & Literary Arts Fellow and 2019 scholar-in-residence at the Bellagio Center developing a research project entitled COMMON GROUND: PUBLIC SPACE AND THE RESILIENT CITY.

It thus seems that no one is sure why the EU does not have a commissioner for what is an incredibly important – in fact, quite crucial – area if the many great speeches about getting closer to the EU's citizens and creating a common European public space are to be anything more than just fine words.

Corresponding strategies and a research architecture are proposed for common public networks (C space), secure classified networks (S space), and key infrastructure networks (K space), based on their individual characteristics.

Firstly, many of the movements seek to defend the city's collective patrimony, understood not just as its common goods (public spaces, resources, environmental quality) but also as its public assets (heritage, facilities) and citizens' rights (access to housing, social services).

It's worth remembering that as an egalitarian Olmsted was not only a pioneer for common green public spaces that would enhance the well-being of all members of society.

The Rockaways are also held in common as a physical public space and a shared chalice for drinking in summer: the squeals of kids curling their toes at the water's edge; the ripples of young bodies in their prime; the softness of the breeze an hour before dusk on a hot day.

Embedded in this definition are two crucial points: Firstly, that commons cannot be made, they must emerge; and secondly, unlike public space, a common may emerge in any kind of space.