Sentence examples for legally segregated from inspiring English sources

"It's no secret we had a legally segregated society.

The congregation came of age in a Washington legally segregated by race.

The city moved too slowly, he said, and although Richmond was no longer legally segregated, the racial lines were clear.

By the following May, the seemingly fractious court ruled 9 to 0 to overturn legally segregated schools.

Schools are no longer legally segregated, but because of residential patterns, housing discrimination, economic disparities and long-held custom, they most emphatically are in reality.

When I graduated from high school, in 1953, the schools in Missouri were legally segregated, and, given the absence of speeches connecting that fact to the preservation of the Kansas City Way of Life, I wasn't even aware of it.

Regulators also did not force banks to keep full capital on hand for off-balance-sheet vehicles, because to do so would've frustrated the very purpose of them: to legally segregate risky assets from the depository.

Under the government's accounting rules, the Medicare surplus has been considered part of the general government surplus, unlike the surplus generated by Social Security, which both legally and politically has been segregated from excess general government revenue.

These policies, from redlining to legally enforced racial covenants to officially segregated public housing, no longer exist.

Private employers who sponsor pension plans are legally required to keep plan income and assets segregated from the company's general operating fund.

A pair of cases in the early 1990's lowered the obstacles for school systems once held to be segregated to achieve "unitary status," meaning they had legally desegregated and could start becoming segregated again.