Sentence examples for guaranteed space from inspiring English sources

It seems misleading, in effect, to believe that the existence of "good rules" can guarantee space organisation coherent with the (abstract) aims of the said rules.

Would the law guarantee space only for students living in their cars or could homeless students also sleep in the parking lots in tents?

In many areas, schools are also under pressure to end the "sibling rule", which gives preference to members of the same family to attend the same school, because they cannot guarantee spaces in advance.

"It's the first time I will have been given guaranteed space to vent my spleen.

"I really don't feel like 'Ooh, wow.' I have the privilege of getting guaranteed space in the paper to say what I think.

This, too, seems fair, though more expensive clubs probably couldn't do it since they should be guaranteeing space in classes in exchange for their higher monthly dues.

Executives even insisted that the "hilarious overreaction" by the palace had merely guaranteed space for the story on the next day's front pages.

Rail bosses have been accused of milking commuters after an expansion of "first class" parking, where travellers pay a premium for a guaranteed space.

"I define public education not as a publicly guaranteed space and a publicly run, publicly funded building where our children are sent based on their Zip Code," he said.

They are defined by ownership; the column "belongs" to its author who has that ultimate journalistic luxury, a slot, guaranteed space over which he or she presides and has, in some cases, near total control over content.

With Informal Recreation, there are no guarantees space will be available for use or the facility will be accessible.