Sentence examples for exclusionary space from inspiring English sources

While the redeveloping inner area of Santiago, in spite of being an exclusionary space where lower income-oriented affordable housing is absent, is not a disputed space in terms of access to mobility means, the expanding fringes of the city show strong class-related differences among new and old inhabitants.

Koyama also argues that even if it is true that non-trans women require their own space, this does not preclude the admission of trans women into the festival, since while women of color have special exclusionary space on the land, this does not require that white women cannot enter the festival at all (701).

I don't think an exclusionary space is the right way to fix other exclusionary spaces.

I didn't want one of those intimidating, exclusionary spaces with a polished concrete floor and a high desk that visitors can't see behind".

I have seen Douglas's video a dozen times before, but never did I imagine I would see it alongside works by the very musicians Douglas filmed – right there, in the too often exclusionary spaces of a contemporary art museum, Ewart and Lewis had created their own kinetic installation, with chimes and rainsticks clattering away.

"Creating exclusionary urban spaces tends to develop an atmosphere of deprivation and violence among the excluded," said Amitabh Kundu, an economics professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi who specializes in urbanization.

In different situations they may express a genuine aspiration to an inclusive participation or themselves act as forms of occupation and control of the urban spaces with exclusionary effects in relation to other actors or other practices.

The first law addressing discrimination was enacted 45 years before the Equality Act with the Race Relations Act 1965, which attempted to deal with explicit and exclusionary racist acts in public spaces ("no blacks, no Irish, no dogs").

For Fox, a "safe space" is a censorious exclusionary zone.

When applied to public urban space, it raises invisible, exclusionary barriers.

We observed territoriality to facilitate both inclusionary and exclusionary group behaviors within senior center spaces.