Sentence examples for segregated spaces from inspiring English sources

She added that gender segregated spaces, which are traditionally how many UK mosques are structured, were "dated and unwelcoming".

Sometimes we need segregated spaces, sometimes shared spaces, but real innovation in this country will come from simply filtering cyclists through traffic lights at dangerous junctions, or even changing the culture of our roads by ensuring that motor vehicles give way to cyclists and pedestrians at junctions.

Subsequently, urban spaces can be identified as either key centres inviting a wide range of social groups to interact or as segregated spaces with limited access to any form of social inclusion and thus often abused and neglected (Burgess 1925; Altman 1975; Whyte 1980; Gehl 1987; Mitchell 1996).

By occupying segregated spaces throughout the South, the Riders were pushing the federal government to enforce a 1960 Supreme Court ruling declaring the segregation of interstate transport facilities unconstitutional.

People spend most of their time in a limited number of highly segregated spaces, such as schools, neighbourhoods and workplaces.

But concerns exploded again after the company pioneered its distinctive glass bottles in 1899, which moved Coke out of the segregated spaces of the soda fountain.

In many urban areas, completely segregated space for cycling can be difficult to accommodate.

Residents of the heterogeneous neighborhoods need also adjust their everyday conduct having lost the safe zones of tribally segregated space.

Black students on the campus of Oberlin University are asking for segregated safe spaces for black students; Dalit activists I have met have explained that it is impossible that I, as a Hindu (even if I have rejected caste), can be in solidarity with their struggle.

In the recent ITV hustings he even called segregated cycle space 'obstructions in the road' which is extremely worrying, as they actually open up the road to more people, because bike travel is much more efficient on space than vehicle travel.

Both aggregated and segregated (regularly spaced) distributions of wood were identified.