Sentence examples for carefully segregated from from inspiring English sources

Although the Islamic militants were carefully segregated from the Iraqi units, there was haphazard contact, he said.

He said that he carefully segregated his work at Google from his human rights research.

One study of prostitutes in Oslo, Norway, for instance, found that the women carefully segregated the money they earned on the street from the money they received from the government or from legal jobs.

Copies of the Koran and other religious books, some blood-stained, had been carefully segregated in a separate area.

Roman gladiatorial combats were, for example, history's most violent sport, but the closely supervised spectators, carefully segregated by social class and gender, rarely rioted.

A typical house was generally divided into three carefully segregated zones including social, service and private zones (Cromley 1996).

If these "STILL WORKING" CRTs can be carefully handeled and segregated from the totally damaged ones, they can hope to find a second hand market in developing countries.

That means Oregon must carefully segregate the medical services involved in assisting suicide and pay for them with the state's own dollars.

As a result, he was placed on what used to be called "Rule 43", as a "vulnerable" prisoner who needed to be segregated from the general prison population, and carefully watched by staff.

We were segregated from ordinary students in special classes and a dorm designated for foreigners and the carefully chosen Soviets who could be trusted to live with us.

They usually work segregated from men.