Sentence examples for artificial divides from inspiring English sources

Her outspoken intervention came as a fellow Lib Dem, the pensions minister Steve Webb, separately warned parties not use language that creates artificial divides in society.

Britain's voting system is "splitting the union" and creating "artificial divides" between nations because it is incapable of delivering a fair result in an era of multi-party politics, according to a study of the link between votes cast and seats won at the general election.

Please do not allow borders, artificial divides and politics to obfuscate the essential need to protect all children.

In peace all can be victors while artificial divides consume energy and marginalize us to role of combatants, or worse.

However, just as the first trip to New York on loan was arranged, the politically imposed artificial divides appear to have yanked back the Haggadah, not too different than the chains of the recent past that keep the country from moving forward to join the rest of the Euro-Atlantic family in the European Union and NATO.

Likewise, the artificial divide between dining room and basement kitchen came down.

For example, I think there needs to be a fundamental shift in the structure of AIDS services, getting rid of the artificial divide between care and prevention.

The charity is urging the government to end the "artificial divide" between the health and social care systems, which it says "unfairly disadvantages" people with dementia.

Treating people on benefit as 'them' rather than 'us' creates an artificial divide in our society at a time when we need to be pulling together".

Britons have such talismans as consumer watchdogs and public officials to maintain this artificial divide – because to break it is apparently to endanger economic dynamism.

His stewardship has seen Jordan develop from an artificial, divided and fragile polity into a reasonably stable, united and well-governed country.