Sentence examples for fundamental separation from inspiring English sources

The case for "fundamental separation" of criminal investigation and domestic counterintelligence "is strong," the report concludes.

Are we going to stand up for the Constitution and its fundamental separation of powers, or not?

But the administration escalated the case to "the president's constitutional authority to gather candid advice from his advisers" plus "fundamental separation of powers questions".

Robert Springborg, an expert on the Egyptian military, has noted that at the war college el-Sisi wrote a paper arguing against a fundamental separation of powers, because Islam should be the reference point for all government branches.

How explicit did you want that aspect of the novel to be? POWERS I figured if I zeroed in on John and never let my gaze waver, then his fundamental separation from his fellow citizens would be even more pronounced by implication.

For each technology, we describe the fundamental separation mechanisms involved and the commonly applied process flow schemes designed to produce pipeline quality gas (typically 2% CO2, <3% N2) and gas to feed a cryogenic gas plant (typically 50 ppmv CO2, 1% N2).

It has a duty to answer the fundamental questions on separation.

"Simply put, the subpoenas represent an unprecedented and radical assault on the fundamental principle of separation of powers," wrote Dietrich L. Snell, the governor's outside counsel.

"This court would have to disregard the most fundamental principles of separation of powers," Mr. Richard said, if it were to rule that Ms. Harris did not have the discretion over recount decisions that he said the Legislature gave her.

By disregarding Congressional action that concededly does not violate the Constitution, the court flagrantly offends fundamental principles of separation of powers, and arrogates to itself prerogatives reserved to the representatives of the people.

The church's fundamental and deliberate separation from secular society — in terms of how it sees its mission, protects itself and interprets human misbehavior — explains much of its leaders' response, or lack thereof, to the child sexual abuse crisis.