Sentence examples for spaces to communicate from inspiring English sources

We retreat to our safe spaces, to communicate only with people whose cultural choices or economic circumstances match our own.

Speaking on ITV's This Morning on Monday, David Cameron said we should not give terrorists, criminals and child abductors "safe spaces" to communicate.

This is due to the challenge of finding white spaces to communicate in this frequency band.

Mr Cameron added: "If I am prime minister, I will make sure it is a comprehensive piece of legislation that makes sure we do not allow terrorist safe spaces to communicate with each other.

In other to fulfil policy expectations, health professionals expected to work together need time and new spaces to communicate, interact and overcome interprofessional and interpersonal conflicts in the process of construction of who they are as a team, i.e. their family medicine group identity.

The notion of the single great mind, given the space to communicate authoritatively on a subject, has fallen from favour.

David Cameron has promised fresh legislation to deny terrorists the "safe space" to communicate if he wins the general election in May.

Paul Young, director of Grad-Careers Ltd, recommends using this space to "communicate an extra point or two about why you should be selected for the next recruitment stage".

If he wins a majority at the next election, Mr Cameron will introduce a new law that "makes sure we do not allow terrorists safe space to communicate with each other".

If I am prime minister, I will make sure that it is a comprehensive piece of legislation that makes sure we do not allow terrorists safe space to communicate with each other.

The prime minister said a future Conservative government would aim to deny terrorists "safe space" to communicate online, days after a warning from the director general of MI5, Andrew Parker, that the intelligence agencies are in danger of losing the ability to monitor "dark places" on the net.