Sentence examples for been made to separate from inspiring English sources

An effort has been made to separate the yellow water (urine) and brown water from the source (using no-mix toilet) primarily to facilitate further treatment, resource recovery and utilization.

That's as good as it gets, once the decision has been made to separate.

Recent progress has been made to separate the activity into neutral and strong acid fractions.

This is potentially confusing as in most nation-states the healthcare system includes the public health system, although efforts have been made to separate the two, for instance in Canada with the creation of the (short-lived) Health Promotion Directorate following the publication of the Lalonde Report [ 21], and in Kenya with a ministerial public health and sanitation portfolio [ 22].

A holistic view of all phenomena, erasing the artificial divisions that have been made to separate mind and matter.

The banks are being made to separate their investment arms from consumer banking.

Although the women were originally assigned the same room, they had been staying in separate rooms while arrangements were made to separate them permanently, Sergeant Mejia said.

Although he "maintained there was not truth to the claims," the statement continued, the decision was made to "separate him from all our program activities involving children".

They knew that lithium oxide forms naturally from lithium ions, electrons and oxygen, but, to their surprise, they found that it could also be made to separate easily when an electric current passed through it.

Attempt was made to separate all the compounds simultaneously with short retention times.

An attempt is made to separate high frequency conductivities via the variation of the resistance attributed to grain boundaries.