Sentence examples for aims to separate from inspiring English sources

Now that he's almost one of the boys, Gordon aims to separate himself again.

This aims to separate the state as owner from day-to-day management.

The spokesman added: "This rule has been in place for many years and aims to separate sport from politics.

In January 2014, Wyss-Coray set up Alkahest, a company that aims to separate plasma into its constituent parts, and combine them into a potent, rejuvenating cocktail.

The plan aims to separate a bank's deposit-taking business from the riskier trading and investment banking operations, which would be allowed to fail should they run into trouble.

It coincided with radical reductions in global trade barriers, the result of European integration and the work of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the predecessor of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).Yet a new paper aims to separate one effect from the other.

Rebel leaders still aim to separate from Ukraine.

It would fully liberalize power sales and generation by about 2016, aiming to separate fully the power generation and transmission arms of each utility in 2018-20.

"They cannot aim to separate the unity of the country by trying to create minorities on the basis of protecting, improving and spreading any other languages and cultures other than Turkish language and culture," he said.

It has aimed to separate the markets for illegal drugs to keep users of "soft" ones away from dealers in the harder versions, and to avoid marginalising drug users.

Thomas Hoenig, vice chairman of the F.D.I.C., also explains clearly that breaking up the banks along functional lines would be helpful – we should aim to separate relatively risky "broker-dealer activities from the federal safety net".