Sentences with phrase «public spaces like»

«We have really good schools; a very, very low crime rate; great public spaces like an in - town square; and we're actively developing entertainment venues.

Never post your resume on public spaces like Facebook, because you then have no control over who sees it, including your boss.

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Based in the United Kingdom, Aircharge is a leading maker of wireless charging solutions used in public spaces like airports and office buildings.

For obvious reasons, the Israelis are somewhat paranoid about packages that are left unattended in public spaces like airports (even if it iss their own action of pulling you aside for questioning that made you leave your bag — or computer — unattended).

Sadly, although laws like the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, or AHERA, exist to regulate asbestos in public spaces like schools, agencies like the EPA are hamstrung to enforce laws due to budgeting and loopholes, allowing state agencies to apply for waivers when it comes to asbestos abatement.

Cities need public spaces like plazas.

Yeah, not to mention, big art has gotten A LOT bigger lately, thanks in part to massive public spaces like The Tate Modern or The Grand Palais.

Asked about his fascination with objects from public spaces like parks, he said it was about «hope» and finding «the beauty in the abject».

Jaume Plensa at Galerie Lelong (G01) With his fame rooted in public spaces like New York's Madison Square Park and Chicago's Millennium Park, it is interesting to see the concept behind Plensa's enormous face sculptures scaled down to a 6 - foot - tall wood carving.

The pieces found in public spaces like the restaurant as well as in the private setting of the guest rooms are meant to draw attention to the function and design of the areas they inhabit.

Bela Shayevich's large - scale drawings here, in the compact exhibition «Serial Killer Land,» suggest off - kilter cityscapes and public spaces like restrooms, airports and parking lots.

We understand that there are concerns regarding the use of Guide Dogs in public spaces like shopping malls and restaurants.

Dogs functioning as ESAs are not approved for partnership in public spaces like stores and restaurants, but there are provisions for them in housing via the Fair Housing Amendments Act and during travel via the Air Carrier Access Act.

Eventually he wants to add other continents and also produce even larger maps that could be used in major public spaces like football stadiums.

But there's also an underlying sense of empowerment and liberation running through Kiki, notably in the series of beautiful still shots of faces engaging direct - to - camera, and gorgeous displays of voguing attitude in public spaces like Christopher Street Pier.

The artificial enzymes could one day be used in the fight against infections, and to keep high - risk public spaces like hospitals free of Read more about New «NanoZymes» use light to kill bacteria - Scimex

Loud, distorted and repetitive announcements are common in noisy public spaces like airports and train stations.

«There would be stacks of these outside dense urban public spaces like subway stations and airports,» says Ryan Chin, a design - team leader.

Some public spaces like libraries don't bring in much in rent, so they mainly serve as a way to attract people to the mall, she says.

Founded in May 2015, Leche Lounge aims to provide new mothers with a clean and comfortable place to pump breast milk while in public spaces like stadiums, convention centers, universities and workplaces.

«These types of battles are fought in public space like they never used to be,» Geller said, noting that a single incident can unleash a wave of both related and unrelated complaints.

It's one thing to encounter a LeWitt wall drawing in a public space like Christie's Rockefeller Center lobby, the New School's 13th Street lobby, or the Museum of Modern Art's fourth - floor Dannheisser Gallery.

Not exact matches

This gets back to the New York Times column I cited yesterday, which disparaged business efforts to address what have traditionally been public sector issues — like fixing the health care system, exploring space, or providing general education and training.

But there are certain characteristics — like affordable healthcare, public spaces for physical activity, and accessible public transit — that can make cities better places for adults to live and age.

Over the years, Gotham has pushed through initiatives that ranged from lifestyle perks like free Wi - Fi in public parks and subway stations to make the city more attractive to a tech workforce, to establishing a network of business incubators to help provide affordable office space to more than 500 startups.

Retzler said he also likes to play into the «broken initial public offering space.»

In contrast to Ong's product - based approach, Roosegaarde's work has mainly taken the form of large - scale installations, among them a fluorescent bike path that glows like Van Gogh's night skies, giant kites that can supply up to 200 households with green energy, and «the world's largest vacuum cleaner» to suck up air pollution in public spaces.

Unlike historical development projects like Rockefeller Center and Times Square, Hudson Yards is trying to be a blend of a number of things at once: commercial, retail, public space, and residential.

I can only imagine how relieved the corporate world is having many people like yourself out of the public space that the CBC provided.

And hotels, libraries, and other public spots are increasingly offering coworking - like spaces.

With co-working spaces springing up throughout this Atlanta neighborhood and new public transportation stations like MARTA, nearby.

The federal government has tested the public's appetite for a Netflix tax, a new smartphone app for streaming Canadian content and spending on «moonshot» projects like placing a network of balloons on the edge of space to boost Internet access.

In a dichotomous way of looking at the problem, many people either side with private blockchains as useful for industry or public blockchains, like Ethereum and Bitcoin, as being the only innovative technology in this space, often calling private blockchains «distributed ledgers» to differentiate them as, simply, decentralized databases, and not blockchains at all.

But like that case of Nativity scenes being given special protected spaces on public property, that is a special support for a religious purpose and so violates the law.

It is easy to see why that seems like the right tool: Free exercise jurisprudence has frequently involved the crafting of prudential exemptions and accommodations — precisely the carving out of spaces — that could allow religious believers to act on their convictions even in the face of contrary public sentiments or (up to a point) public laws.

For example, referring to the «institutional field of cultural production» that «rapidly and radically transformed... the rigid dichotomy between «high» and «low» «(for academics like Professor Rainey, dichotomies are always «rigid» and high art always needs scare quotes), he tells us that «Modernism's ambiguous achievement... was to probe the interstices dividing that variegated field and to forge within it a strange and unprecedented space for cultural production, one that did indeed entail a certain retreat from the domain of public culture, but one that also continued to overlap and intersect with the public realm in a variety of contradictory ways.»

I think that a spatial model should reflect these facts — the superject of an experience should permeate the body like a «public spirit» that fills the spaces among the cells.

This is also generally in public / government spaces — you can fill your house or church with all the symbols you like.

For those, like Rod Dreher, who see no room for committed Christians in the nation's public square, Noonan's Erasmian life in law and literature provides a robust affirmation that yes, there is always space in secular America for truly gifted practitioners of a humanism that finds its center in the Incarnation.

For example, public spaces recycling captures the «last mile» of recyclables — items typically found in curbside and deposit recycling programs that are abandoned by consumers in park spaces and recreational facilities like arenas, street scapes, transit stops, bars and restaurants, elementary and secondary schools, convenience stores and gas stations.

Naturally, having work in several different galleries and online spaces like Folksy, also increases public exposure to my work.

Why parents love it: There is plenty of space for the kids to run around, picnic tables for packed lunches, clean public restrooms and a spontaneous sprinkler system that will have the kids feeling like they hit the jackpot.

If people are unwilling to own their words in a public space then I feel no need to give «lotsa people told me in private that they don't like you!»

Statistics show that the vast majority of physical bullying takes place in schools, with a small percentage taking place in public spaces, like the park.

Are public spaces just for a certain types of people and, if so, what might those people look like?

My gut reaction is that it does run the risk of being the place where women are «sent» to nurse and that we shouldn't need rooms like this, but I also understand that many women just aren't comfortable nursing in public and if there are spaces set aside for them I'm all for it.

If you would like to bring a friend for $ 10 per child, please visit Saturdays when the Playing and Learning Center is open to the public (space permitting).

She noted how public space in London is increasingly being privatised and protest curtailed and that the same is also true of digital spaces like Facebook.

Now isn't the time to thrash out the minutia of what the final reforms should look like — that will require the space for a proper discussion in the Labour party and among the wider public.