Sentence examples for separation of course from inspiring English sources

If you have independence or separation, of course the currency union is logical.

2) Be willing to accept "six degrees of separation". Of course, it's much easier when your friends know the right people and can introduce you directly.

This separation, of course, was the prime purpose of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, a piece of legislation that Mr. Weill and other bankers had successfully watered down, with Alan Greenspan's support, before Mr. Weill helped engineer its official demise in 1999.

Also, we might very well be interested in the composite of both effects, in which case a separation is, of course, meaningless.

Not only did we have to contend with the practical logistics of moving - but also the emotional feelings of separation, uncertainty and of course the threat of violence.

There's complete separation by gender of course – and the fact that the women are all wearing hats makes everything seem slightly old-fashioned.

The separation of powers, of course, is also the nation's system of checks and balances, which the justices must preserve by allowing the case to go forward.

When the marriage between the parents of a legitimate child is dissolved by divorce or separation, the State, of course, normally awards custody of the child to one parent or the other.

All of this stuff, the history of the house, the legal papers signed and sealed and the attendant separation agreement and, of course, the divorce that left her the house — all this historical material was transpiring outside the gist of Fish.

Given this very recent separation, they have of course not the same rank as the other well recognized subspecies (M. m. domesticus, M. m. musculus and M. m. castaneus).

We are a private school so, of course, the separation-of-Santa-from-school Claus of the Constitution doesn't apply, but no one is kvetching.