Sentence examples for as a separation of from inspiring English sources

There are a number of improvements that can be made to improve corporate governance, such as a separation of the board and management functions.

If it follows the lines he sketched in this space last month, it will include a cease-fire with U.S. monitors as well as a separation of the opposing forces with a buffer zone.

But secularism as a separation of church (religion) and state does not make ready sense in societies where there was no hierarchical, structured church that had inherited an empire's state apparatus as the Roman Catholic church had in Europe.

– One could have required higher organizational standards (such as a separation of flow directions).

They include suggested changes to the political system, such as a separation of powers and an independent judiciary.

Grade III is classified as a superior displacement of the lateral end of the clavicle of one clavicular diameter or 1 cm on the anteroposterior radiograph, whilst grade IV is described as a separation of the acromioclavicular joint with the distal clavicle displaced posterior into the trapezial fascia [6, 7].

He sees my political activity as a separation-of-church-and-state issue.

Our current data therefore identify the single amino acid change (V749A) in TEX11 as a separation-of-function mutation that disrupts chromosomal synapsis but not meiotic recombination.

Muskets were so inaccurate that a separation of as little as a quarter-mile could leave a soldier reasonably safe from small arms fire.

The arylesterase activity plot, where phenyl acetate was substituted for diazoxon, did not yield as straightforward a separation of functional genotypes as did the paraoxon versus diazoxon plot.

As for the notion of a separation of powers, everyone agrees that the makhzen, the institution centring on the crown, remains the real seat of decision-making.