This disjunction operates through interlinked transformations concerning, for example, privatisation and outsourcing in network services, separation of infrastructure planning from broader urban planning, contradictions between the environmental and social mandates of infrastructure, and a (prospective) curtailment of the redistributive, social role of essential network service provision.
Realising that the separation of media planning and buying was probably a mistake, the big players created their own "dependent" media companies - separate from the creative agencies but wholly-owned nonetheless.
The MDG era has been associated with shifts in the focus of health systems publication from polarized separation of family planning from primary health care into a more holistic body of literature reflecting a greater degree of integration.
Lawyers for the EU have also raised legal concerns over the flexibility of legislation and the wide-reaching impacts of separation plans.
That was followed by his public announcement of separation plans, which was news to his actress-wife, who then lashed back with a charge of a previous relationship with his former press agent.
The first thing we're doing is value plans: It's a separation of the device and the rate plan.
"We are pleased with the progress of our separation plans for Ralcorp and Post," William P. Stiritz, the chairman of Ralcorp, said in a statement.
A month ago, Time Warner announced that its Board of Directors has authorized management to proceed with plans for the separation of AOL from the company.
The church is worried that the country plans to institute a separation of church and state, which among other things would drastically reduce church income.
Alongside the provision of new social housing, Howard's garden cities helped establish a principle still embedded in planning regulations today: the separation of work and home.
