Sentence examples for ideas of separation from inspiring English sources

(The ideas of separation and secession, however, were not confined to Bougainville and continued to simmer on East New Britain into the 21st century, along with calls for increased autonomy by New Ireland province.

Though a Catholic himself, he began to adopt the ideas of separation of church and state modeled after the US.

"We are taking the idea of separation of church and state to ridiculous ends.

In this image, there's an idea of separation – of a child and a mother apart.

"It is necessary to somehow give an idea of separation without closing off the rooms," she said.

The book is about the genesis of the idea of separation of church and state and the linkage between freedom of religion and freedom itself.

They have so thoroughly amalgamated the idea of separation of church and state with the idea of constitutional freedom from a religious establishment that they can scarcely discern the difference.

Although the twins had toyed with the idea of separation before — sometimes writing notes asking for one of them to be sent to Barbados, one to America — the reality of it terrified them.

Critics claimed some of the faith groups that had been selected actually contributed to underlying problems of intolerance and division, because they reinforced the idea of separation between Muslim and other British communities.

All this might seem strange – that in a country organised around the idea of separation of church and state such importance would be granted to the faith of the highest elected leader in the land.

Religious activists were on the march in Alabama, too, arguing that a granite monument of the Ten Commandments at the state's main courtroom was perfectly compatible with the idea of separation if church and state (they lost).