Sentence examples for a strong separation of from inspiring English sources

He was surprised, he said, because the paper always had "a strong separation of its news decisions from its business interests".

Most Democrats also endorse a strong separation of church and state, and they generally oppose government regulation of the private, noneconomic lives of citizens.

The US and the EU share one characteristic: they are, in the jargon of political science, "mixed regimes", with a strong separation of powers and numerous checks and balances.

The argument met the same fate as all three previous attempts to invoke section 116, it failed, leading constitutional lawyer George Williams (no relation) to comment: "We assume we've got a strong separation of church and state in this country, but it's actually not very strong.

Skeptical of arguments for a strong separation of religion and state, these representatives nonetheless took as a given that a country as religiously diverse as Iraq must ensure religious freedom -- mandated, they said, by the Koran -- and equality for all citizens.

Components allow to design applications in a modular way by enforcing a strong separation of concerns.

"I think we need a stronger separation of church and state".

Similar to the proteome, also the phosphoproteome, i.e. the detected and quantified phosphopeptide abundances, revealed a stronger separation of accessions compared to acclimation states (Fig.  2c, Additional file 3: Figure S2).

The intersection of the x- and y-axis provides a strong separation between those of African-American and European-American ancestry (Kariuki et al, 2010).

The first component obtained in this analysis provided a strong separation between subjects of self-reported African-American ancestry and self-reported European-American ancestry.

In Turkey, the military has long been seen as the guardian of the secular order and the enforcer of a strong separation between Islam and the state, but it has been severely weakened by the coup plot case.