Sentence examples for a rigid separation from inspiring English sources

A rigid separation of that sort would not suit most western countries.

From the 1950s on, Chinese governments enforced a rigid separation between urban and rural areas.

FOR decades Saudi Arabia's religious police have enforced a rigid separation of the sexes in public places.

If Rousseau was right about our moral needs, a rigid separation between political and theological principles might not be psychologically sustainable.

It has always been an article of faith at The New York Times that rigorous reporting requires a rigid separation between news and opinion.

But in the unsatisfying aftermath of Rick Wagoner's demise, we must rid ourselves of the illusion that there's a rigid separation between Wall Street and what John Rich calls "the real world".

GAZA — Hamas, the Islamic group that rules this Palestinian territory, has issued a new education law enforcing a more rigid separation of sexes in schools and prohibiting any relations with Israelis, in line with its strictly religious and nationalist ideology, officials said Monday.

All that might be needed, he suggested, is a more rigid separation of the avionics unit that G.E. has already offered to make.

A rigid social separation legal system, intended to prevent any inter-class mobility, matured around the first half of the 17th century.

Hence, it follows that there should not be a rigid anatomical separation between spatial and object processing.

The secular republic fiercely protects the rigid separation of the state from organised religion, established in 1905.