Sentence examples for have segregation from inspiring English sources

"My parents always talk about how it's wrong to have segregation," she said.

"The most frequent method of selection in our schools is by mortgage, so we do have segregation by catchment area.

We don't have segregation here [as in many US prisons] and we work very hard to ensure that is not the direction we end up going".

Either we want to have segregation or integration, and if we don't want segregation, then we have to get rid of channels like BET and the BET awards and the Image awards, where you're only awarded if you're black.

If you don't mix in the classroom, if you have segregation in the classroom, isn't that part of the immorality that you now describe and for which you apologised?

"I congratulate the Isle of Man for bringing forward a bill that does not follow the discriminatory example of England and Wales, where we have segregation in marriage law," said Tatchell.

And even if they had, segregation would have made matters very difficult.

The United States has had segregation, internment of Japanese-Americans and repeated episodes of local police brutality.

"Fifteen years ago in Sweden, we had segregation based on where you live, now it's based on ambition and ability".

Ninety Salinas×UC96US23 RILs had segregation data for all markers and were used in linkage analysis.

"Most stadia in London have natural segregation; streets, buildings etc.