Sentence examples for made to separate from inspiring English sources

The banks are being made to separate their investment arms from consumer banking.

Although he "maintained there was not truth to the claims," the statement continued, the decision was made to "separate him from all our program activities involving children".

Although the women were originally assigned the same room, they had been staying in separate rooms while arrangements were made to separate them permanently, Sergeant Mejia said.

But not until the end of the 19th century, when the German psychologist Wilhelm Max Wundt established the first psychological laboratory at the University of Leipzig in 1879, were serious efforts made to separate psychology from philosophy.

They knew that lithium oxide forms naturally from lithium ions, electrons and oxygen, but, to their surprise, they found that it could also be made to separate easily when an electric current passed through it.

It's been clear from the start that the arrangements Trump made to separate himself from his businesses, and to avoid conflicts of interest, fall woefully short of what is needed.

But the most amusing evaluation strategy of all is the efforts some companies make to separate the performance review process from the salary review process.

Older brothers and privacy are made to be separated.

"Flora was made to feel separate, an outsider, a leper".

When referral was made to additional separate publications reporting primary efficacy or SF-36 outcomes, these were also retrieved.

Therefore, it was made possible to separate patient information and patient registration from the blood and urine sampling.