Sentence examples for a separation of countries from inspiring English sources

A separation of countries within a band is not possible.

He has twice announced a "separation" of the countries, but a US official said no official request had been made to change their relationship.

For these reasons we have in this country a separation of church and state, and guarantees of freedom of conscience in our Constitution.

"There is a long history in this country of a separation of church and state," he said, "and the exemption of religious property from taxes.

At Warsaw, the efforts of the LMDC focused on attempting to reintroduce into the key texts a restatement of the separation of countries into "developed" and "developing" that was first set out in 1992 and enshrined in the 1997 Kyoto protocol, under which developing countries bore no obligations on their emissions and rich nations faced steep cuts.

But it is irrelevant not only to all of us nonbelievers but to public policy in any country that has a separation of church and state.

"Australia is a secular country and we have had a separation of church and state.

Mining is a predominantly male occupation, and so it is likely to draw a lot of male labor from surrounding villages and other districts in the country, resulting in a separation of spouses, thus increasing the volume of migrants into the mining areas.

Already naturalized at the time of Marx and Engels' writing, the separation of "country" and "town" has been used to explain people's values, modes of living, and politics.

National Consultation on Domestic Adoption and Inter-Country Adoption in Cambodia The new regulatory frameworks and procedures in Cambodia, which benefited from the legal advice provided by the HCCH, establish among others a clear separation of inter-country adoption from contributions, donations and development aid.

Calling for the separation of a country's political culture from the majority group's culture is easier said than done.