Sentence examples for establishing spaces from inspiring English sources

In addition, the funds from the IKEA Foundation will go towards protecting children from being recruited into armed groups and establishing spaces where children can learn and play in safety.

In the education sector, we are dedicated to being the first responder in an emergency, establishing spaces for learning that safeguard and nurture children, protecting their rights while re-establishing a sense of normalcy.

And he did art perhaps an even greater favor with the boxy constructed wall piece "Guitar" — a 1914 work that initiates modern sculpture by establishing space itself — hollowness, volume, weightlessness — as one of its primary materials.

China and India have signaled their technological aspirations by establishing space programs.

Some of the established spaces were nabbed by Robert Schupp and his family, who live in a three-bedroom apartment in the building.

Despite our aptitude and desire to centralize our perspective, most established spaces that collect and exhibit art and artifacts from the continent of Africa are not willing and/or ready to give us the space and ownership of our history.

And now it is becoming known downtown as a dance venue hoping to give some competition to more established spaces like P. S. 122, Dixon Place, the Joyce SoHo and the Kitchen.

This can be accomplished, the author says, by harnessing the force of feng shui (pronounced fung shway), an ancient Chinese "design system" that claims to establish spaces "that naturally support and nurture the individuals who occupy them".

In times of disaster, we focus on quickly re-establishing spaces for learning and getting children into school.

Mars One is not developing the technology itself, it is relying on established space companies.

China has been working to develop its space program for military, commercial and scientific purposes, but is still playing catch-up to established space powers the United States and Russia.