One important intervention made by the group leaders is to help the mothers stand back a bit to make room for fathers to step in and become parents in their own way.
And in a nationwide conference call on Monday, the players association director, Billy Hunter, mentioned for the second time in two weeks that the season's cancellation would make room for a competing league to step in and ruin the lucrative monopoly the N.B.A. has enjoyed for two decades.
It is already present inL'Orfeo from the moment Monteverdi and his librettist make room for individual shepherds and nymphs to step out from the chorus, comment on the action and then retreat back into its ranks.
To make room for it, I see some first, deliberate steps.
Jones, who stepped aside in 1988 to make room for Rodgers, remained with the Celtics until this season, when he became an assistant with the Seattle SuperSonics.
Martin Benson and David Emmes, founders of South Coast Repertory, announced that they were stepping down this year to make room for a new artistic director.
And not only that, Greg actually yielded to this possessed pubescent youth by allowing Ozzie to displace him, side-stepping to make room for the rabble-rouser.
Clinton is gone and Pelosi should step aside to make room for someone younger.
It's either adapt to the new environment or step aside and make room for a competitor who can.
If completed, Eric Benhamou and D. Scott Mercer, two current board members, will step down to make room for Mr. Anderson and Mr. McNamee.
The board has also discussed which members could potentially step down to make room for new directors that might be more palatable to investors, these people said.
