Sentence examples for break up wall from inspiring English sources

Clinton has scolded her rival for wanting to break up Wall Street banks since such a policy, by itself, would not also end racism and sexism.

The party of free trade and free markets now says it wants to break up Wall Street banks and toss Nafta to the winds.

He'll also seek to break up Wall Street's biggest banks – as the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve Bank recently recommended.

He criticized liberal Democrats' attitude toward big business, endorsing certain financial regulations but singling out a proposal by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts to break up Wall Street banks as wrongheaded.

"Anybody who understands how integral financial services is to New York, anyone who understands the way markets operate, should know that you don't break up Wall Street," said Mr. Green, the public advocate and a Democratic candidate for mayor.

Financial regulators are also packing a wild-card weapon that gives them the ability to break up Wall Street banks.

Similar to a mirror, a large art piece (especially one in a white or metallic frame with a lot of white background) breaks up walls like a window would and brings in a snap of lightness for those who don't like white as a floor-to-ceiling color.

In related news, Beijing home of the all-day rush hour is still leading the way (by necessity) in figuring out how to break up wall-to-wall traffic.

"There are several reasons for this," Mr. Varsalona said, explaining that installing a new system parallel to the existing one eliminates the necessity for breaking up walls inside hallways and apartments, avoids the problems that can occur when decades-old pipes are disturbed, and minimizes the amount of time the residents will be without water.

(Also to break up the wall-to-wall Kindle 2 posts).

If you have high ceilings, break up the wall with a chair rail and paint the wall two colors.