Sentence examples for of a separate class from inspiring English sources

His already dominant voting power will be increased further through his control of a separate class of shares.

Street food is almost a misnomer in Sanaa, the capital, because it implies the existence of a separate class of dining, with hidden kitchens and tablecloths, and a bowl of mints by the register.

Mr. Adolf, who is Mr. Miller's staff expert on malpractice issues, said concerns in the Assembly would include the new system's creation of a separate class of negligence victims -those injured by doctors, as opposed to those injured by drivers or property owners - with unique legal rights.

But for Southwest, the very notion of a separate class of service seemed to go against what the company stood for.

The Ford family retained the 40% voting control in the automaker because of a separate class of shares established when it went public in 1956.

But while ordinary baryons are ubiquitous throughout the universe, the Standard Model — the physics theory that explains the bizarre world of subatomic particles — predicts the existence of a separate class of baryons made up of heavy or "strange" quarks.

The Spanish government provided for a separate class of free people of color, and encouraged slaves to purchase their freedom.

This in effect marks out a separate class of exceptional individuals, the true elite, so to speak, whose inborn capacity far surpasses that of the common people and therefore should be entrusted with the task of government.

It is a controversial position - especially with the supporters of women bishops who hate the idea of perpetuating a separate class of bishops "untainted" by women clergy.

A second order laying out remedies covers both Floyd and part of Ligon v. City of New York, a separate class action lawsuit challenging illegal stops and arrests for trespassing in and around private apartment buildings.

Show them that part first, and then they can understand, for example, why we classify birds within the reptiles (instead of as a separate "Class"), and why we don't classify even-toed and odd-toed hoofed mammals together (as "Ungulata"), even though they have hooves.