Sentence examples for absolute segregation from inspiring English sources
They see other countries using foreign aid as a way to avoid offering them a home.A matter of timeIn the absence of mass deportation, Rakhine's Buddhists are intent on absolute segregation.
see other countries using foreign aid as a way to avoid offering them a home.A matter of timeIn the absence of mass deportation, Rakhine's Buddhists are intent on absolute segregation.
That is a vast improvement to absolute segregation, where 42 of our 100 neighborhoods are infected.
Ministerial officials issued manifests that leprosy should be eradicated from Japan through absolute segregation[ 75].
Also, the findings indicate that the AASES provides a unidimensional composite measure of confidence to abstain from alcohol use in the present sample, instead of the absolute segregation into four factors found in western samples.
On the contrary, restricting access to higher education, in conjunction with vicious attacks on the support base of schools, wages and housing, only accelerates the drive towards absolute economic segregation.
When racial violence erupted at the shipbuilding company where Aaron's father, Herbert, was employed as a riveter, in 1943, a local newspaper blamed the company for not adopting "a clear-cut policy of absolute racial segregation".
Despite being a traditional Gulf state, Qatari conservatism is everything but a mirror image of Saudi Arabia's stark way of life with its powerful, conservative clergy, absolute gender segregation; total ban on alcohol and houses of worship for adherents of other religions, and refusal to accommodate alternative lifestyles or religious practices.
It later subdivides into two components, the parietal endoderm and visceral endoderm, which contrary to the traditional view of an absolute early segregation between embryonic and extraembryonic tissues, is now known to contribute to the gut (Rossant and Tam, 2009; Kwon et al., 2008).
Background: The accurate duplication and packaging of the genome is an absolute prerequisite to the segregation of chromosomes in mitosis.
Social and residential segregation remained virtually absolute.
