Sentence examples for any form of segregation from inspiring English sources

"Any form of segregation, without a good educational reason, is likely to lead to an inadequate inspection judgment for leadership and management," Wilshaw said.

In her neighborhood, she finds, a form of segregation sets in early.

Dr. Grützner found that the platypus neatly avoids this problem, with a form of segregation.

Others criticize them as a form of segregation, where people cannot reach their potential.

Then British political leaders provoked anger by suggesting that veils on Muslim women were a form of segregation.

"It is as rigid a form of segregation as ever existed in this country," Mr. Koppel says.

To say otherwise is to impose a form of segregation that would also preclude a black girl from Brixton from getting into ballet or bhangra.

But as the Section 8 slur implies, there is already a form of segregation in McKinney, one that combines geography, race and income: housing.

The first district I remember – Anlaby Road – was very mixed but soon turned out to be in part a dispersal camp for families who would move to the suburbs, reintroducing a form of segregation the war had briefly abolished.

Such worries prompted Scotland's first minister, Jack McConnell, to announce plans last week for pupils from religious and secular schools to be brought together for activities like drama and sport.Many argue that all religious schools are a form of segregation, and so worsen sectarian relations.

In this way, Special Olympics is far from being a form of segregation; it's all about inclusion.