Sentence examples for more radical separation from inspiring English sources
George Osborne, the chancellor, has urged the independent commission on banking standards to avoid "tearing up" the consensus on financial reform by pushing for a more radical separation of retail and investment banking.
But the commission, set up by the coalition last year and chaired by Sir John Vickers, has ruled out some of the more radical proposals, including a complete separation of investment banking operations, dubbed "casinos" by Vince Cable in the run-up to the election.
A more radical approach is to use MD as the separation stage (Phattaranawik et al. 2008).
Even more radical than Bradford was Roger Williams, who, in a series of controversial pamphlets, advocated not only the separation of church and state but also the vesting of power in the people and the tolerance of different religious beliefs.
He said: "This is why the Government should intervene with more radical measures including simpler pricing, greater transparency and scrutiny of the cost of energy policies, and the separation of domestic supply from generation businesses.
By arguing against severability, the Obama administration — and the law's opponents, who are making an even more radical claim — is urging the Supreme Court to abandon its tradition of judicial restraint, to ignore longstanding precedents and to undermine the separation of powers.
King was, indeed, more radical.
"People become more radical and more radical.
