Sentence examples for designating space from inspiring English sources

One concrete way for Mental Health services to move beyond rhetoric and support individual and family recovery, is to overtly demonstrate a commitment to individuals and their contexts, including designating space for families to visit.

Have the games fully prepared before you go about designating space for them.

I use these tactics in the Splash offices, whether it's designating spaces via walls of colorful string, or stashing musical instruments in a corner room separated from desks by a set of French doors.

Built in 1965 and designed by the architect Gordon Bunshaft, the library has grown exponentially within its designated space.

Educational psychologists suggested a child-centred programme of study; speech and language therapists delivered communication therapy; occupational therapists designed programmes of activities to be done three times a day, requiring designated space and costly equipment.

Your designated space on the server can be the electronic equivalent of a rented storage room.

But that license entitled me to two and a half yards of designated space on Orchard Street.

Larger washing baskets or wardrobes with a designated space for 'used but not dirty' items might prove effective.

Like the company's 17 other diversity groups, the Muslims get a budget of about $2,300 a year from Intel and a designated space.

In recent years, we have conducted regular monthly visits to allow family members and others to pay their respects by visiting a specially designated space within the cemetery.

For its latest project it has invited sculptors from around the world to exhibit their creations at a specially designated space on the river bank in summer 2009.