Sentence examples for separate situation from inspiring English sources

"That's a separate situation," Briggs said.

It still creates a separate situation that is the legal recognition of our union.

In a separate situation, Yukiko Sakamoto, 58, appointed last week as a vice minister for foreign affairs, resigned after admitting that her campaign office had attached fake receipts to expense reports submitted in 2004 and 2005.

"He has put money into the club and whether he can step back in is a separate situation because the club needs an extraordinary amount of money for next season and I'm not sure he would want to put himself back in that position.

Let me ask you in two separate situations, as a practical matter.

"Section 602 [deals] with two separate situations: importation of 'piratical' articles (that is, copies or phonorecords made without any authorization of the copyright owner), and unauthorized importation of copies or phonorecords that were lawfully made.

The study, which came out on Election Day, estimates "the economic impact — in terms of jobs, compensation and tax revenues — of a major contraction involving one or more of the Detroit Three automakers," under two separate situations.

In the competitive semiconductor industry environment, considering the viewpoints of the supplier and consumer simultaneously is particularly required, because multiple manufacturing and demanding steps are performed at separate situations, concurrently.

Section 602, which has nothing to do with the manufacturing requirements of section 601, deals with two separate situations: importation of "piratical" articles (that is, copies or phonorecords made without any authorization of the copyright owner), and unauthorized importation of copies or phonorecords that were lawfully made.

"Both teams have their separate situations and I do believe that we need the points more than them, so we have to go into the game trying to get those points and trying to play a proper game".

Four California families, four separate situations, and a common struggle.