Sentence examples for doctrine of separation from inspiring English sources

The appeal argues, oddly enough, that the court's compliance order violates the doctrine of separation of powers.

Among fundamentalists, it was really only the Southern pastors who observed the doctrine of separation with any consistency.

Even in the early years, he never interpreted the doctrine of separation to mean withdrawal from commerce and industry.

The answer would seem to be the one that he gave in 1965: the doctrine of separation between the church and "the world".

The law is not meant to be in favor of any religious belief, as the historic doctrine of separation of church and state is fundamental to our society.

In his 1965 sermon "Ministers and Marchers," he invoked the doctrine of separation in order to make a frontal attack on the civil-rights movement.

The Pres. seems to describe a system in which 3 branches of govt. are so well separated that they amount to independent governments... To raise the doctrine of the separation of powers against impeachment is to nullify impeachment...The Pres., by attempting to nullify impeachment, in effect attempts to nullify the Constitution.

It's also a waste of money, and it infringes on the doctrine of the separation of church and state".

This was, indeed, almost the only strict application in England of the doctrine of the separation of powers.

The white minority government enforced a hateful doctrine of racial separation with stun-batons and armoured cars.

Some who fear the consequences of this for individual liberty have favoured establishing means of appeal against executive and administrative decisions (for example, through an ombudsman), rather than attempting to reassert the doctrine of the separation of powers.