Sentence examples for creation of places from inspiring English sources
New York excels in the creation of places, urban spaces that achieve a sense of identity.
It is Doig's ambiguous creation of places that makes his art so endlessly fascinating and tantalising.
It has also led to the creation of places like Ryukyu Hall, a privately run school that opened last year and offers classes on Okinawan language and culture.
"The ending of secure tenancies could have a bigger impact on the demography of London than the creation of the new towns," she says, recalling the creation of places such as Basildon, Crawley and Harlow that were filled with people flowing out of the capital.
Geography's concerns with the interconnections of space, place, power, subjects and identities pay closer attention to the aims and effects of planning practice and regulation in the creation of place, and on discursive and material struggles in specific localities.
Nine voluntary groups have closed in the four pilot areas, he admits, but there has been a net creation of 300 places by voluntary and private nurseries.
"The government needs to commit to fund the creation of school places and hand councils the powers to open new schools, for both primary and secondary-age pupils, before time runs out.
Councils have called for more control over the creation of extra places, complaining that the push for more autonomous academies and free schools has weakened strategic planning.
Parents wanting to get children into an oversubscribed school might welcome the creation of more places - while those at the school might be less enthusiastic about such major changes to pupil numbers.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the spaces would be provided by academies and free schools, and £5bn had been spent in this parliament so far on the creation of new places.
