Sentence examples for space obligations from inspiring English sources

In realiation, the developers, Mountain Hill Group, are suing Middletown over one ordinance that requires builders to meet at least half of their open space obligations with "usable land," not including such things as detention basins, parking medians and wetlands.

But in India, especially in the north, few people seem to have much of a sense of shared ownership of public spaces or obligation to the natural world around them.

They and her colleagues did more than 20 in-depth interviews with drivers of electric vehicles, asking questions like whether a person using a retailer's charging space has an obligation to shop there, or how co-workers at a company that provides a charging facility handle the issue of freeing up plugs.

Or, how does the physical space of sacred obligation impact the spiritual/emotional plane of life?

This is why parental rights are so important: they provide a zone of sovereignty, a moral space to fulfill their obligations according to their consciences.

Most definitely, she said, but only if there would be space for her family obligations.

You'd have to fill it with things and maintain it (the virtue of less space is less domestic obligation).

Radiation risk estimate in space is a moral obligation and a scientific challenge requiring the combined efforts of physicists and biologists.

Once on the mountain, however, I could only hope that Henry would meet his simple obligations: providing tent space, food and functioning oxygen rigs.

While withdrawing entirely and "sitting out" the holiday season would not be a healthy option, definitely take breaks and space from any events or obligations that cause you undue stress, Mendez said.

And while landlords currently book all of their revenue as rental income, under the new standard the rents will be recorded partly as interest income and partly as a reduction in the obligation to provide space.