Sentence examples for secure a separation from inspiring English sources

New York has been the holdout in insisting that a couple could get a no-fault divorce only if both partners agreed to secure a separation decree and then lived apart for one year.

Her mother, unable to secure a visa, wouldn't rejoin her until two years later; if this separation hurt, Maria doesn't show it.

Secure a good location.

You can secure an injunction.

Either way, such a government would depend on the fickle and perhaps expensive support of the leftish New Democrats and/or the Bloc Québécois, a party whose ultimate purpose is to secure the separation of the French-speaking province from the rest of Canada.

In the 19th century, state formation in the Balkans occurred when the region's Christian population induced foreign intervention to secure its separation from Ottoman power.

Upon separation from the military, my enlistment secured a lifetime of healthcare services, courtesy of the Department of Veteran Affairs.

Shelby began working to secure Kentucky's separation from Virginia as early as 1784.

As the head of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF), the only group driven solely by the fight to secure church-state separation, for both the religious and nonreligious, in the United States Armed Forces, we're usually inundated by disheartening news regarding the terrifying state of our Constitution and its sacrosanct promise of religious liberty as it relates to our service members.

The four dissenters in Everson are prophetic when they complain that if the establishment clause can be circumvented by recasting the question as "promoting the general cause of education" rather than as securing the separation of church and state, there is no constitutional bar to the state's affording "full appropriation for support of private, religious schools".

He became involved in politics, and played an active role in three of the ten statehood conventions that secured the separation of Kentucky from Virginia in 1792.