Sentence examples for should be split from from inspiring English sources

In a speech on Tuesday Munby said divorce proceedings should be split from the process of dividing up assets, allowing for less painful and quicker separations.

In particular, a lively debate over whether risky "casino" investment banking should be split from "utility" commercial and retail banking, guaranteed by the taxpayer, has been cut short.

Ofcom, the UK's telecoms regulator, is due to decide whether Openreach should be split from the rest of BT, which now owns the UK's largest mobile phone provider EE.

• Married couples' contributions should be split from the get-go, i.e., half of the husband's contribution should go into the wife's account and, if she also works, vice versa.

In some cases their rule-setting and game-nurturing functions should be split off from their marketing and event-organising roles.

So the Flemish nationalists suddenly decided that Halle and Vilvoorde should be split off from Brussels and incorporated in Flanders for electoral purposes, causing a ruckus that is still going on.

The state should establish limits on the number of fishermen on the rivers, he said, and restrictions should be split between residents and those from out of state.

There is also haggling going on over how the revenue from catering should be split between tenant and landlord.

Regarding the granulation process, a natural question is: which block from the current partition should be split first and which selector should be used to split it?

Tao is used for SDM only and signifies the number of standard deviations away from the mean a detector should be split.

It appears from our results that the genus should be split into at least two groups, of which one should be affiliated to Pseudostomella and the other should encompass also Ptychostomella (Figure 1).