Sentence examples for sustaining the separation from inspiring English sources
(8) Wuest, J, and Merritt-Gray, M (1999) Not going back: Sustaining the separation in the process of leaving abusive relationships.
She described those purposes as "ensuring fair notice so that individuals can rely on the laws in force at the time they engage in conduct and sustaining the separation of powers while preventing the passage of vindictive legislation".
If the reaction to the Charleston massacre is to be realized as something beyond a singular moment of redemptive mourning, then neither the intersectional dynamics of racism and patriarchy which produced this hateful crime, nor the inept rhetorical politics that sustain the separation of feminism from antiracism, can be allowed to continue.
Madison, taken as spokesman for all the founders, provides, they argue, the basis for "liberal legalism," the view that the rule of law can be sustained by the separation of executive, legislative and judicial powers.
Some critics argue that it has also led to the peculiar situation of federal government money sustaining the Bloc Québécois, a party devoted to Quebec's separation from Canada.
In addition, many couples describe the conclusion of this period of separation as a monthly honeymoon, and in a time when the majority of marriages fail, sustaining the excitement level can only be a good thing.
"The challenge is sustaining the victory.
Whether it's even possible to sustain that separation in the long term is up for debate.
This effect was sustained even after the separation of parabiotic mice.
Will any new ideology emerge — one based on nationalism, or propagating some theory of economic modernization or of the separation of religion and state — to sustain the struggle against Islamists?
