Sentence examples for issues of separation from inspiring English sources
"It ties into the larger issues of separation between the media and the military, which stems from the Vietnam era".
"Nowhere is this paradox more vivid than in the issues of separation and attachment, attention and distraction, love and limits," Cheever points out in a chapter on -- well, it's hard to say exactly what.
In an interview, Mr. Madigan said it would be unprecedented for a sitting judge to be questioned by Congress about such an issue: "We have the greatest respect for Congress but the constitutional issues of separation of powers are just too great".
In their seminal and influential paper about the breakup of nations, Bolton and Roland (1997) state that "the entire map of Europe, from the Atlantic Coast to the Urals, is being redrawn and issues of separation, unification, and the redrawing of borders are yet again at the forefront of European concerns.
"AURORAS" is a short, science fiction film by Niles Heckman currently in production that explores issues of separation and love between two women.
The scene in Judge Snyder's courtroom where Lisa is put on trial for stealing the skeleton is seen as a reference to the 1920s Scopes Monkey Trial in Dayton, Tennessee, which dealt with issues of separation of church and state and the debate between creationism and evolution.
Most important, the ruling trivializes the critical constitutional issue of separation of church and state.
The president seems to believe that if the law mandates against proselytizing or religious hiring discrimination, we've addressed the issue of separation of church and state.
It also may be the end of an era in Quebec politics, highlighted by the referendums of 1980 and 1995 on the issue of separation from Canada.
Mr. Gorman said he had received other complaints from beachgoers who raised the issue of separation of church and state regarding the religious observances.
