Sentence examples for and a separation of from inspiring English sources

Besides a knee injury in high school and a separation of both shoulders in the pros, he has remained healthy in a kamikaze-like job.

This, in turn, allows a calculation of the liquid/liquid interfacial tension, and a separation of the intrinsic and capillary wave contributions to the interfacial structure.

Many Egyptians say they want a second chance to begin building a "real democracy," with guaranteed equal rights for all and a separation of religion and politics.

At least on paper, Sudan's year-old constitution enshrines democratic practices and a separation of powers that make it look almost like a liberal western democracy.

The reforms promise closer auditing and a separation of the president from personal involvement in where the money goes, but still, Infantino has shown he knows what moves Fifa's constituents.

An audacious speaker and one of few women who openly challenged the nation's rabbis, Ms. Aloni fought for civil liberties, women's rights and a separation of church and state.

The new assembly will decide whether the country gets a presidential or parliamentary system, and whether a separation of religion and state becomes law.

But can we finally keep God off the goal line and have a separation of sports and Scripture?

The demands by Hastert and Pelosi further escalated a separation-of-powers conflict between Congress and the White House.

The relationship between business and government, a separation of powers no less vital than that within government itself, has become so confounded that it threatens American democracy itself.

In higher organisms (eukaryotes) there is first an elaborate duplication and then a separation of the chromosomes (mitosis), after which the cytoplasm divides in two.