Sentence examples for mandated separation of from inspiring English sources

Article II establishes a federally mandated separation of powers between the state legislature and other branches of state government in the context of choosing presidential electors.

On her Web site, Debbie Schlussel, a conservative lawyer and blogger in Southfield, Mich., posted, "Forget about the Constitutionally mandated separation of church and state... at least when it comes to mosque and state".

But he is consistent in characterizing his primary don't-like: an intolerable gulf between winemakers and wine drinkers caused by a legally mandated separation of importers, distributors and retailers.

In the 1980s Arkansas and Louisiana passed acts requiring the balanced treatment of evolution science and creation science in their schools, but opponents successfully challenged the acts as violations of the constitutionally mandated separation of church and state.

Continuing to indefinitely rely on the September 2001 AUMF without further congressional action threatens to erode the constitutionally mandated separation of powers".

As the Mass continued (both on the screens and in the gym), I got to thinking: Isn't there a law mandating separation of church and gym?

It's a tall order, and to achieve it Congress would have to enact a modern-day version of the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act, which mandated separation.

"I think it's a partition rather than a legitimate and mandated separation," she says.

But following the Brown decision, the very groups that had ardently 2014 and violently 2014 defended laws mandating separation by race used the notion of a colorblind Constitution to challenge court orders to integrate schools.

The biggest question is whether lawmakers will bring back the Glass-Steagall Act, the Depression-era legislation that mandated a separation of lending and investment banking.

Mitchell lived at a time when her beloved Georgia enforced discriminatory Jim Crow laws that mandated the separation of blacks and whites in schools, trains and most public places.