Sentence examples for separate existing from inspiring English sources
Whether five separate existing regulators can be successfully integrated is equally doubtful.
Finally, it is recombinant, merging separate, existing innovations and innovators through networks and crowdsourcing.This will have one principal good consequence, and one bad.
According to its statement, Bank of America is in talks to expand a separate existing "strategic assistance agreement" between the two banks.
On Monday, it scrapped one part of the package, saying it would have undermined separate, existing pension rules that are designed to keep executives from turning pension plans into tax shelters.
Rather than focusing on the "single, clean database" originally piloted by David Blunkett, the structure was radically altered in December 2006 by the strategic action plan for the national identity scheme, to accommodate parts of the national identity register within separate existing government systems.
Can separate existing individuals be bound to each other?
Internet misogyny isn't its own separate thing, existing independent of real-world misogyny.
The success of individual blacks is seen as proof of racial equality, while, as Mr. McKnight writes, "the exceptional white racist is used to separate the existing racial white community from the onus of the past practices of Jim Crow".
By creating premium economy service -- separate from existing business class -- the carriers can accommodate more business travelers, who buy only 20percentt of all airline tickets yet account for half the industry's profits.
It would allow school officials to move bullies to separate classrooms — existing law permits that only for victims — and would require districts to report incidents of bullying to the state.
We felt those were separate worlds existing in parallel to rock and pop, and in an exercise that was, at times, like comparing the relative merits of apples and oranges (as our advisory panel member Geoff Travis put it), adding these other musics would complicate matters to the point of impossibility.
