Sentence examples for calls for separation from inspiring English sources

So when Mitzna calls for separation, 70percentt of Israel agrees.

There are also growing calls for separation from mainstream LGB politics.

Mr. Haass sees a direct correlation between the failed Camp David summit in July and two developments that followed: the violent protests by Palestinians since last fall and the Israeli calls for separation from the Palestinians.

With the country still divided on the constitution and Scottish Labour in disarray, Davidson had a direct line to right-leaning unionists wary of SNP dominance and resentful that the no vote hadn't silenced calls for separation.

CHIP WHITE Communications Director Preserve Marriage Washington Mill Creek, Wash., Oct. 23, 2012 In a country that calls for separation of church and state, it is ridiculous that churches have so much input over the legality of who is allowed to enter into a social contract.

He added: "If the very future of the United Kingdom itself is threatened she should say something and there is a precedent for this: she did it in 1977, she did it in Westminster Hall when she spoke, her Silver Jubilee speech, when the first modern calls for separation were being heard, and she said very clearly that I am the Queen of the entire United Kingdom.

But to Palestinians, the Israeli call for "separation" has Jim Crow undercurrents of "separate but equal" -- that is, separate and unequal, with restrictions on all aspects of their economic life.

So economic nationalist strategies logically call for separation from Spain.

But we have laws that call for separation of campaigning and governing.

Evangelicals in past generations were once among the loudest voices calling for separation of church and state, largely as a defense against government financing for Catholic parochial schools.

Demonstrations are continuing for a second week in support of the scholar, Hashem Aghajari, a university professor who had called for separation of religion and state.