Sentence examples for seek to separate from inspiring English sources

These waist-high metal fences are manned by riot police and seek to separate the public from delegates and stars.

And that process is provoking some who revere Mr. Rabin to seek to separate his legacy from Oslo, and even to separate Oslo from peace.

"They seek to separate killing from acquisition, which is irrational as the methods utilised in driving and herding are the same," she said.

On October 30, the prime minister said that the purpose was, first, "to seek to separate the combatants"; second, "to remove the risk to free passage through the canal".

"Are universities going to grow smaller and marginalized in a world teeming with sources of information, or are they more important than ever, as people seek to separate fact from fiction, knowledge from data?" Ms. Kirschner said she hoped the answer would be the latter.

In Pakistan, for example, it is an article of faith among many senior Army officers that India's foreign-intelligence service, the Research and Analysis Wing, or R.A.W., is providing guns and money to ethnic Baluch and Pashtun groups that operate along the Afghan border, and who seek to separate from or overthrow the Pakistani government.

Minor scuffling broke out as officials sought to separate the two groups.

He has sought to separate himself from other civil society factions by focusing on black money.

The militants were seeking to separate from Indian rule and establish an independent state of Khalistan.

Same-sex-marriage activists have wisely sought to separate themselves from advocates of even more exotic marital arrangements.

Tonight Mrs. Bachmann sought to separate herself from any suggestion that HPV vaccine could cause retardation, which has been debunked by experts.