Sentence examples for negotiated space from inspiring English sources

There are still 1.3 million acres of common land in England and Wales – negotiated space where people having posh picnics have to get along with those who are out walking their dogs, playing football or blaring out music next to toppled cider cans.

Personally I'm a control freak in my non-kink life, so being in a safe, negotiated space where I can be completely present in the moment and completely connected to my partner, rather than my mind running circles around my action list, gives my pschye room to breathe and is similar to a meditation.

I will argue that, in Glasgow, clinical research itself was a negotiated space, shaped by (and helping in turn to reshape) the local medical culture.

A focus on specific attributes such as age or ethnicity belies the complex and negotiated space that both researcher and participant inhabit simultaneously.

They could stand back and mothball section 40 while negotiating space develops.

The idea behind the American deal in Geneva last October was to get a big chunk of LEU out of Iran to build confidence, create some negotiating space, and remove material that could get subverted.

The protest, to be fair, was a mess, but then attempts to make cities safer also sedates urban space, clearing it of the some of the messiness that makes urban life alluring precisely because it encourages us to negotiate space.

Young scientists starting their first faculty jobs "will now be able to negotiate space and other resources on an equal basis with every other awardee".

Learning to negotiate space and synchronize alarm clocks is a valuable skill.

For years, Quebec's Muslim populations have been lobbying to change this, often negotiating space in existing cemeteries.

My child knows how to negotiate space for themselves, how to ask for consent to hug or kiss another person and knows that others must ask for their consent to gift affection toward them.