Sentence examples for a rigid division from inspiring English sources
They uphold a rigid division of labor: Mr. Goldberg is the starring pianist, and the music, complex but never cold, is by Mr. Klein, who sticks to Fender Rhodes keyboard throughout.
Leading the charge was France, which enforces a rigid division of church and state at home, and objected to Christian symbols appearing on Slovak money that would also be legal tender in France.
"When I went to Copenhagen [in 2009] I engaged in 24 hours of diplomacy to salvage from a pretty chaotic process the basic principle that every country had to participate, that we couldn't have a rigid division between developed countries and developing countries when it came to solving this problem".
It is obvious, after all, that this classification of the practices must not be intended as a rigid division in clearly distinct categories.
On January 1 , 2007 the important merger of three groups of HCAs defined a rigid division of the HCA per province (Bari, Brindisi, Barletta-Andria-Trani, Foggia, Lecce, and Taranto, in acronyms respectively BA, BR, BT, FG, LE, TA), ranking the BA HCA among the most populous health care districts in Italy.
Especially when the safety of students was of concern, the observers did not feel a rigid division was necessary and always put the safety of the children first.
They argue using politeness and tact, but also making a habit of positive things, of compliments, of small surprises, of doing a partner's chore, if you have a fairly rigid division of labor.
By the Achaemenian period there developed a more rigid division of society into four basic classes: priests, nobles, farmers/herdsmen, and artisans.
In marriages formed since the 1990s, couples who share household work more equally tend to have more sex and to rate their sex lives and marital happiness higher than couples who cling to a more rigid division of labour.
One of Ricks's strengths is that his judgments are nuanced — he recognizes that while DePuy was an overly conventional and rigid division commander in Vietnam, he was a brilliant innovator in the 1970s as the first head of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command.
These Gesamtschulen are intended as an alternative to the previously rigid division into three levels, often criticized for forcing the choice of a child's future at too early an age, a choice that, once entered upon, was almost impossible to change.
