Sentence examples for be separated out from inspiring English sources

"They need to be separated out".

"The people who are against peace will be separated out," he said.

By contrast, military-related debt can and should be separated out and perhaps even forgiven.

Various parts of the legislation, such as a cut in payroll taxes, will probably now be separated out for consideration.

Additionally, a psychopathic, sociopathic or homicidal tendency must be separated out from both autism and from mental illness more generally.

The role of head of the civil service will be separated out from the cabinet secretary role when O'Donnell retires at the end of the year.

But I refuse to be separated out from all of the other people living with AIDS; we are all part of the H.I.V. community.

CO2 needs to be heated in order to be separated out; using current technology, the expense would rival that of creating an entirely new energy system.

Ms. DeLong argued that the Jessop case should be separated out from the larger mass of F.L.D.S. custody cases because the family's pattern is so different.

Additional time, he said, would then be needed for the spent fuel to cool and the plutonium to be separated out from highly radioactive byproducts, known as reprocessing.

Cats and small dogs can be separated out from humans, since the thermostats have motion sensors that can determine the relative masses of different-size critters.