Sentence examples for a rigid separation of from inspiring English sources

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

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

"The Future of Sharia" amounts to a kind of secularism: it proposes not a rigid separation of politics and religion, as in Turkey, but, rather, a scheme in which Islam informs political life but cannot be introduced into law by an appeal to any religious authority.

It does not accept a rigid separation of knowledge and aesthetic appreciation.

In his speech to the rectors, Germany's Chancellor Gerhard Schröder demanded a new spirit of collaboration between science and the economy: "A rigid separation of industry and universities harms economic and technical--and hence social--development in Germany".

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.

Such habituation underpins their capacity and willingness to protect their liberties and the institutions that support them (Constant 1819, 327 328).[10] Since the 1970s, feminist theorists have sharply criticized the republican and liberal models' shared assumption of a rigid separation between the private and the public spheres.

The Buddhist Epistemologists are, in effect, to borrow an idea of Donald Davidson (1984), subscribers to a rigid separation between a conceptual scheme and a perceptual content free from the scheme's additions and distortions, and their problem then becomes how to bridge that very scheme-content gap so that thought and language are still somehow about reality.

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".

A rigid separation between healthy and infected persons was initially accomplished through the use of makeshift camps (10 ).