Time for a separation from separation.
In 1986, Gloria asked William for a separation.
She: In November 2007, she asked for a separation to figure things out.
But whereas I was for an independent Scotland, I have none of those feelings for a separation from Europe.
Clayton Thomas-Manitobaa Manitoba Cree running the Indigenous Environmental Network's tar sands campaign, called for a "separation of oil and state".
Women in polygamous marriages were entitled to ask for a separation, a bureaucratic formality, so that they could have ration cards for their own children.
Although the new constitution paves the way for a separation of powers, the king still controls all the key areas of public life.
It began as a party that argued for a separation of rich northern Italy from the poor south, but its focus has shifted to immigration.
To prevent pounding, the seismic code calls for a separation between buildings of one inch for every 50 feet of tower height.
The document that was tentatively agreed on, then at least temporarily derailed on Friday, included provisions for a separation of powers, elections and a bill of rights.
After the terror bombings when Yitzhak Rabin was prime minister, he pushed for a separation, although associates say he never thought it was realistic.
