Sentence examples for recognized separation from inspiring English sources

Legal divorce has tended to replace socially recognized separation.

The one place where these two otherwise unique books meet is a tender juncture we can all recognize: separation anxiety.

"And they've always recognized that separation between the public and the private".

In ancient Greece and Rome and during the Middle Ages in Europe, the art of healing recognized a separation between the duties of the physician and those of the herbalist, who supplied the physician with the raw materials from which to make medicines.

Portugal recognized the separation in August 1825.

Researchers have early recognized that separation of the labelled analytes or conjugates from free, remaining labelling reagents and other impurities is a prerequisite for accurate quantification.

What is more, the American marketplace -- both a guide to and an influence upon the broader culture -- recognizes no separation of the sacred and the profane, such that books by the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, can soar onto the best-seller lists, and CBS can broadcast a reverent mini-series on Jesus during its spring sweeps period.

That said, the debate over education reform is itself encouraging as it engages the central problem of Turkish democracy -- how to build an inclusive secular state when the majority's religion, as interpreted and practiced in much of the world, does not recognize a separation of mosque and state.

Does my state recognize legal separation agreements?

A few states neither require nor recognize legal separation.

This capability could be useful in recognizing and separation of human voice from the background music in a song or at the concert.