Sentence examples for cases of separation from inspiring English sources

Videoconferencing used as a support in cases of separation after childbirth can facilitate a first "meeting" closer to the time of birth.

It is making the engineer dizzy!" Harold N. Krauss (Well, since he put it like that... ) Overheard in the checkout line at Staples in Randolph: First woman: "In all my years of teaching kindergarten, I've never run into so many cases of separation anxiety".

But while such unions provide couples in Brazil with access to benefits like health insurance and the division of assets in cases of separation, the council's decision provides same-sex couples who marry with the same standing as heterosexuals, allowing them, for instance, to take each other's surnames and adopt children more easily.

In cases of separation or divorce, we expect both parents to participate in paying for a student's education.

While many courts have rejected viewing frozen embryos as property, they have struggled over how to allocate rights over embryos in cases of separation, divorce, death, moves and changes of heart.

In addition, adopted structure of the mines where the excavations are carried on in the deposit layer as well as the applied technological rock bump prevention, which consists in a roof deflection of the transport excavations, lead to more frequent cases of separation of the deposit remnants surrounded by goaf and yielded zones.

In the case of separation, the part separated from the parent object (for example, the rock and the earth removed from the mountain in the construction of a tunnel) is not the artifact, but the residue of the productive activity.

As in paper applications, owners must enter their personal information, including their address, which could help reunite them with their dogs in case of separation.

When the Beatles broke up in 1970, the world suffered one mighty post-traumatic stress disorder and an even worse case of separation anxiety (that continues to this day).

Also skulking through the movie and wearing the forlorn expression of a lost bulldog is Michael Clarke Duncan as Spot's devoted trainer, Agent Murdoch, whose case of separation anxiety upon losing Spot verges on trauma.

Fire planning could include arrangements for evacuating and meeting up with family members in case of separation, and also prioritizing in advance what to take and what to leave behind.