Sentence examples for space to act from inspiring English sources

"They were never given the space to act," she said.

Mr. Netanyahu's recent decision to bring the center Kadima Party into his coalition has given him space to act.

The timescale is important: students need enough space to act on feedback and develop their skills in between assessments.

If polls suggest Corbyn is a loser he will have less space to act in a way he would like and risks being removed.

The Government has launched a review into the Freedom of Information Act, with suggestions that the transparency law could be watered down to give ministers more space to act in secret.

Osborne is committed by law to eliminate the deficit completely by the end of the parliament in 2019/20 and had been expected to have less breathing space to act due to the weaker recent trends in the public finance figure.

Due to this situation, many generalized orthogonality types have been introduced into Banach spaces to act as substitutions of the orthogonality induced by inner products in Hilbert spaces.

Ivana Dynamic®, her "2.0" model, will be brought into performance spaces to act as a performer.

Instead of individual incisors and canine teeth being finely spaced to act like the teeth of a comb, the biting edge of the four incisors have become serrated with as many as 15 tines each, while the canine acts more like a molar.

After the Challenger disaster, NASA chose to acknowledge the far-reaching risks inherent in sending people into space and to act appropriately; it changed the culture in the space program from being one of silence and acceptance to one of scrutiny, responsibility and speaking up.

Trying to optimise fit on basis of knowledge about use and users, we risk trapping people in a situation where the use of our designs has been over-determined and where there is not enough space left to act and improvise.