Sentence examples for separation can come from inspiring English sources
Finally, while most nominations described the end of love, separation can come in many other forms and be much more painful, too.
But this way, there is some arms-length separation, and they can come to their own conclusions.
Oslo set the stage for separation, but real peace can come only with a binational Israeli-Palestinian state.
But there is a back-door method people often use to speed up the process: after reaching a separation agreement, the couple can come to a consensus on the grounds for divorce, with one party accepting blame -- usually for sexual abandonment.
Lives change, people change and with that can come separation.
Perhaps reconciliation can come later, but only separation will work now.
I am confident that if our families can come together to demand transparency and separation between corporate interests and the safety of our children, we will be able to create the kind of trustworthy oversight we need.
There are myriads of ways family units can come under strain - death or illness of a parent, separation or divorce.
There is no separation between church and state in content anymore; consumption is happening from all over the globe and great creators can come from anywhere and build up massive audiences.
"People can come up with whatever justification they want now, and the courts buy it," said Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
