Sentence examples for continue to be separated from inspiring English sources

In late October, days before a hearing in which the state would be asked to show why the girl should continue to be separated from her parents, an agreement was reached between Prichard and the Children, Youth and Families Department.

It's Christmas time and while most families are together, immigrant families like mine continue to be separated.

Unless ICE improves its policies or Congress passes laws that allow some parents to gain legal status, families will likely continue to be separated under immigration enforcement.

Now, as American families continue to be separated, as immigrant workers continue to be abused by employers, as the need for a fair and sensible solution becomes more urgent every day, this administration's action on comprehensive immigration reform can fairly be summarized with one word: nothing.

For stage III the curves for TTR and CSS continue to be separated by more events in TTR during the first five years, representing patients surviving after CRC recurrence.

"In-flight children are continuing to be separated from their families, so those children are even more vulnerable to predators, to being recruited, to being possibly raped and exploited," Mr. Murthy said.

This group continues to be separated into three categories: reduced proliferation or accelerated apoptosis (congenital microcephalies); increased proliferation or decreased apoptosis (megalencephalies); and abnormal proliferation (focal and diffuse dysgenesis and dysplasia).

Similarly, DRR, sustainable development, and climate change adaptation continue to be separate under the SFDRR.

In fact, Federighi started out this announcement by stating loud and clear that they will continue to be separate products.

It added that Wandsworth and Richmond councils would continue to be separate sovereign bodies with their own elected councillors, cabinets and leaders.

Ruth Grove-White, policy director of the Migrants Rights Networkk, which has been campaigning for the right of British citizens to have their family life respected, said: "This judgment will be devastating for the families who continue to be needlessly separated across borders.