Sentence examples for open a space for from inspiring English sources

In the old story, U.S. force would open a space for Iraqis to participate in politics.

Curation should open a space for conversation around the issues that the artists are informing.

The Yankees had to make a roster move to open a space for Andy Pettitte, who started Monday night.

"Those who went were racked by hunger, authoritarianism and desperation and who thought that violence was the only way to open a space for justice for the poor.

We need to open a space for multi-sector innovation and create new industry standards for sustainable business models to become the default not the "extra option".

Le Huffington Post, which launched in France in January, will "open a space for debate" currently limited chiefly to the op-ed pages of newspapers, says its director, Anne Sinclair.

Neutralising Farc opens a space for a moderate left, which may strengthen political processes.

The radical act of the terrorists opens a space for us to think radically as well.

The former opens a space for disagreement; the latter closes it.

They hope that her resignation has opened a space for a less polarising and more competent candidate.Rudderless RepublicansBut who?

But in its disjunction with routine human interaction, it opens a space for our knotted interiors, so used to "having a point," to slowly unravel.