Mr Davis, by his own words, wants a far greater separation.
(Williams had been expelled from Massachusetts after agitating for greater separation from the Church of England).
Their wings would not touch even with the 200-foot gap, he added, but a greater separation would enhance safety.
Authorities also are demanding greater separation between a company's controlling shareholder and the daily operations of the business.
"The result will be a greater separation of women and men, with tensions and recriminations afflicting beings once thought to be naturally companionable".
Many tend to measure performance by the tonnages they collect – this doesn't encourage greater separation of materials and so the potential value for reuse is lost.
A regulatory framework that insisted on greater separation between banks of various stripes might have allowed Lehman to go under quietly.
In the reptiles, birds, and mammals there is greater separation of function, the mesonephros being exclusively genital and the metanephros being exclusively urinary.
Parliamentary sovereignty is being replaced with a body of fundamental laws and greater separation between the executive, the legislature and judiciary, aka constitutional sovereignty.
People involved in the settlement talks this week said Salomon's proposals were vague, but included a large fine and some greater separation between the research department and the investment bankers.
Summarizing the country's mood, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the new Socialist prime minister, said the other day that Spaniards wanted more freedom, less dogma and a greater separation of church and state.
