Sentence examples for made open space from inspiring English sources

Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, has made open space a central part of his platform.

During her two terms in office, Mrs. Whitman, now administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, made open space preservation and coastline protection the hallmarks of her administration.

The planning board would like to see municipalities buy any properties on the list that they can, but also would encourage the municipalities to look into legislation that would make open space a priority.

"It's getting to the point where companies have learned how to make open space highly collaborative," Fox said, "where you can bring a lot of talent together".

Urged on by its large number of environmental groups, the county has made open-space acquisitions and groundwater protection high priorities for more than 30 years.

Their priorities are hard to fault – making open spaces more important than individual buildings, giving prominence to historic buildings, making connections where possible to surrounding streets, creating a series of places with distinct characteristics.

Rather than forcing people to walk where the concrete lies, Bartell proposes designing around users' needs to make open spaces more welcoming.

You want to give your guests time to gather up their unwanted duds, and make sure they have open space on their calendars.

"If the nuns are going to get fair market value from a land trust or from a developer, it made more sense to do open space".

It is still standing, but obscured by newly-built shophouses and even a mall, which rob the design of the impact it made when open space surrounded it.

INSIDE: The house was designed and built in 2007 by its owner, an architect, with the goal of making open, energy-efficient spaces that blend indoors and outdoors.