Sentence examples for issue of separating from inspiring English sources

Few politicians dare broach the issue of separating state from religion.

"The issue of separating people on the West Bank is far more complicated than in Gaza," said Judith Kipper, director of the Middle East program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Justice Stephen Breyer described the issue of separating out the value of design from overall profitability as a matter "of great importance across industries" and warned that Samsung's approach could lead to "absurd results".

In fact, laws in the US did not even address the issue of separating public restrooms by sex until the end of the 19th century, when Massachusetts became the first state to enact such a statute.

The parties wish to reduce systemic risk in the banking system and will establish an independent commission to investigate the complex issue of separating retail and investment banking in a sustainable way; while recognising that this would take time to get right, the commission will be given an initial time frame of one year to report.

As noted by [74, 93] the issue of separating these effects is inherently difficult.

This is in contrast to grid infrastructures, which provide for multiple users at the operating system level and therefore give rise to issues of separating users, of allocating resources to them and of managing configurations (such as installed libraries).

A third problem is the complexity of domestic labor and the issues of separating unpaid work categories.

Without going into further detail about the various types of trusts and how they work, suffice it to say that using a trust could make the entire issue of separate property, and its appreciation, a moot point.

The recent flurry of media interest and mainstream investment in cryptocurrencies has led to increased awareness, and that has meant it has become more of an issue for separating couples.

But Mr. Cameron said that "on the issue of independence, separating Scotland, leaving the United Kingdom, I am afraid there wasn't much progress".