Sentence examples for preserved space from inspiring English sources

And if previous Israeli governments have preserved space to pursue peace with the Palestinians, Netanyahu is implementing policies that could make a two-state solution all but impossible.

Mr Guyton has preserved space for those ghosts of function: above the doorway a sign boasts, "WE DO DROP OFF BUNDLES".

A novel feature of Suffolk's latest proposal would foster more moderately priced housing by allowing for the transfer of development rights from preserved space to downtowns and commercial areas where denser building would be allowed.

Materials emblematic of the industrial age -- lightbulbs and mirrors -- are frozen in time, locked away in a box that onlookers can open whenever they please, shading the object from the passing of time while physically harnessing energy into one tiny, preserved space.

I was able to see the ministry of Mother Teresa, her home and church, now preserved spaces in her memory.

The complicated part is preserving space.

Brookhaven voters approved a $100 million proposal to preserve space in their town, which has by far the most land of any town on the Island.

Those who wanted to preserve space as a sanctuary from the Cold War were being "unrealistic and not helpful" in the current debate, he told The Washington Post in 1985.

To preserve space for future war heroes in the country's premier national cemetery, the Army is considering new rules that would turn away many currently eligible veterans.

"The United States encourages the Egyptian government to preserve space for civil society and to protect human rights," the White House summary said.

Instead, dots (up to a maximum of three) are shown to preserve space for the notch.