Sentence examples similar to a division separating from inspiring English sources

Still, same-sex couples might be more warmly welcomed if, for example, the governing bodies were to afford them a division separate from male-female pairs -- a move Mr. Halley and Mr. Guzman say they would applaud.

A principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) of AFLP variation revealed a major break and the remaining populations to the east, in contrast to the mtDNA pattern which showed a major division separating French and Spanish populations.

During the L1 stage the seam cells of the V lineage (V1 V6) undergo a symmetric cell division, separating from one another and resulting in a final complement of 16 cells in each seam.

Many in Europe had seen the collapse of the Berlin Wall as a sign that divisions separating people and restricting their freedoms could not stand.

We define the pedigree depth of a cell as the number of divisions separating a cell from the primordial germ cell.

The fissure between the agency's political leadership and enforcement division has its roots in a 1994 reorganization of the E.P.A that spun out an enforcement division separate from the water, air and other programs.

Unlike matriculation, congregational procession troop in two divisions separated by a wide gap of about 6 m.

This is perhaps more apparent in Korea than anywhere else, a country where a militarized division still separates millions of families.

Any advice comes from a division of Salomon separate from the one it pays for administration, Microsoft noted.

SEAS is the newest of the University's 12 Schools, having transitioned in 2007 from a division to a separate school within Harvard.

The former name -- Times Company Digital -- was dropped to make it clear that the Internet business is a division and not a separate company, a Times announcement said.