Sentence examples for brand segregation from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the authors have addressed the technology of RFID and various applications related to inventory management, production control, retail management, brand segregation etc. in textile and clothing industry.

In 1946, in an article published in the influential Catholic lay magazine Commonweal, he branded segregation a sin.

This is the paragon being honored Monday, not merely some victim of another brand of segregation.

"This is the paragon being honored Monday," George Vecsey writes in Sports of The Times, "not merely some victim of another brand of segregation.

Like millions of other black people who had moved North by midcentury, the newlyweds met a brand of segregation that was only marginally less virulent than the one they had left behind.

As the years went on he opposed segregation, branding the "the case against integration in the schools" as one "based on odious comparisons".

Michael Allen, a lawyer with Mr. Relman's firm, said the firm was attracted to the Anti-Discrimination Center case "because it offers a brand-new way of attacking segregation".

Mr Johnson blamed a "politically correct culture" over the past few decades for allowing cultural segregation, which he branded a "totally disastrous approach".

The following year, as a fourth-grader, I became one of the four "test" children selected to break New York City's de facto elementary school segregation -- an insidious brand of Northern racism that yet persists.

But what do Americans do to combat twenty-first century segregation manufactured by the branding machine that drives market differentiation in the media?

Outside of the possible branding confusion the new name removes any segregation between Windows 8's two desktop environments.