Sentence examples for separating politics from inspiring English sources
Separating politics from ethics is impossible.
The lines separating politics, entertainment and news were already fading.
But Lithuania must do a lot better at separating politics from big business.
In the process, he blurred forever the lines separating politics, sports and culture.
But a 320K UK debut is truly abject, and suggests Bay may be best off separating politics – or at least pretensions to seriousness – and work.
Even before Mr. Kerik took the job last year, the line separating politics and the commissioner's office had been growing ever finer.
It forced Obama to do something unusual and difficult for a candidate: he needed to separate politics and governance in the midst of a political campaign in which there was often no distinction.
You can't separate politics from policing, and you never have been able to: political judgments are so often behind what the police do.
"They wanted to separate politics from administration".
"We try to separate politics from business.
"You cannot separate politics from economics," said Mr. Sahsoun.
