"deny space" is not correct and usable in written English.
To use it in a sentence, you could say something like, "The mayor denied the protesters their request for space to demonstrate."
Play deep, deny space, spring forward quickly – "like motorbikes" in Cesc Fábregas's prophetic words.
"But it is strongly in the interests of Syria, of the wider region, and of the United Kingdom that we support them and deny space to extremist groups".
"It is strongly in the interests of Syria, of the wider region and of the United Kingdom that we support them and deny space to extremist groups," Mr. Hague said.
These protective mechanisms include physical barriers dependent on the architecture of epithelia, processes such as desquamation to shed outer layers of the epithelium and any microbes that may have penetrated the outer layer, protective secretions that are hostile to microbes and commensal organisms that occupy environmental niches and deny space for pathogenic species.
Yes As long as we see Iraq as ours to win or lose, confuse military victory with Iraqi legitimacy, build walls in the middle of the night, play whack-a-mole with province-hopping insurgents and jihadis, and deny space to the political center, then we lose.
It may be rather easier to justify that sort of approach against a resurgent Brazil, and the expectation is that he will field a 4-4-2 with a narrow midfield and the two banks of four sitting very deep to try to deny space to Neymar and Philippe Coutinho.
He can drift in and out of games when the opposition plays deep and he is denied space.
She replies, "It may not feel comfortable, but it's important to create a space for more people who are often denied space and visibility".
James and Karin's lives represent part of the solution, simply denying space for doing things the wrong way and insisting on space for happiness.
Denied space in which to voice this or any other position, teachers are left with no choice but to take to the streets.
Much land in these banks has planning permission and is being held off the market by builders themselves, denying space for some 350,000 houses.
