Sentence examples for managed spaces from inspiring English sources

The children showed planned and managed spaces including playgrounds and parks, and unmanaged places such as abandoned gardens.

In one suburb of Paris, a citizen-run project has taken control of more than 5,000 sq m of land and is helping to fuel debate about the creation of the 'urban commons' – commonly owned and managed spaces that are not subject to the logic of the market.

As consumers in increasingly private, managed spaces they can lose these.

BitSence uses sensors and data analytics to help people who manage spaces better understand how their spaces are used.

"The way he manages space to set up shots is artistic".

"The American way of managing space is very different from Europe," said Ron Cohen, an executive managing director of Insignia/ESG.

6. Managing space demand is the main lever in sustaining affordable costs once the company has reduced its space supply and has begun to use facilities more efficiently.

If structures rapidly face obsolescence because of their programmatic inflexibility, how can we productively design and manage space that is in constant flux?

She has demonstrated total dedication, including learning how to create a website, writing copy, and seeking advice for grant submission support, managing space and supporting students, post-docs, and faculty.

However, with decentralization and the establishment of the rural communal council in Koumbia, which is responsible among other things for managing space and natural resources, pastoralists and their organizations are making efforts to integrate themselves into local development processes.

Foucault explicitly linked 'mapping and government, and the need to have a rational plan to manage space' (Crampton 2007, p. 224).