Sentence examples for preserved space for from inspiring English sources

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

He was a founding member of the Meriden Industrial Development Corp., a small group of private citizens who sought to preserve space for industrial growth to increase employment in the Meriden and Wallingford area, and which is now known as Research Parkway.

City governments need to use zoning and other land use tools to preserve space for manufacturing.

Seeking to preserve space for Christians and communities to encounter Christ together, church leaders lost the prophetic plot and surrendered immediacy and the lived-in kingdom of God for the longevity of spaces and institutions with increasing capital and clout.

Although they insist that the situation is not hopeless, the authors' list the obstacles to enacting reforms that can partially insulate governing from campaigning while preserving space for a robust opposition.

These strategies include Community Land Trusts, municipal Land Banks, and ambitious affordable housing programs like the one sought by Mayor Deblasio in a last ditch effort to preserve space for working people in New York.

Other powerful interests will fight relentlessly to protect and preserve spaces for users to interact, either anonymously or through pseudonyms.

The complicated part is preserving space.

What is less apparent is how Cronkite and his colleagues at CBS and NBC preserved the space for journalism inside the corporate structures that controlled TV news.

As law professor Julie E. Cohen put it: "Innovation requires room to tinker, and therefore thrives most fully in an environment that values and preserves spaces for tinkering".

"We wholeheartedly agree we have to preserve open space for generations to come".