Sentence examples for make room for private from inspiring English sources

Even worse, local people in Africa are being expelled from their lands to make room for private game reserves.

While some of the current crunch may be eased by people choosing private schools, public schools could also find themselves having to make room for private school refugees.

But in 1993, with demand for higher education growing, and primary and secondary education eating up most of the education budget, it began to make room for private universities and colleges (although it still coyly refers to them as "public funded").

In his second term Cardoso must use his political clout to make sure that Congress approves the adjustment program and provides a growth package that makes room for private-sector growth.

"When we are marching back to the barracks, they make room for us," Private Matellas said.

Mr Serra would provide them with a strong but lean state, that would make room for more private investment and initiative and would tax its citizens less.

Since a landmark court ruling in 2011, the local council is obliged by law to house anyone evicted to make room for either private or public developments.

So far, China has carefully phased out some state-owned companies to make room for the nascent private sector.

Will the Keynesian principles that have guided economic policy for generations be affirmed or replaced by a belief that smaller government will make room for a more vibrant private sector?

The secretary of transportation called Tuesday for tripling the air traffic capacity of the United States in the next 15 to 20 years to make room for more jet taxis, private jets, airliner traffic and the use of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Make room for another room as a private area for clubs and private things!