Sentence examples for total segregation from inspiring English sources

"The thrust of it was who could best be entrusted to maintain total segregation in the state".

While unemployment is minimal among whites at 2percentnt, it tops 20percentnt in Over-the-Rhine; in schools there is almost total segregation.

Political leaders describe the near total segregation of Muslims as temporary, but it appears to be more and more permanent.

THE total segregation of Buddhist Arakanese from Muslim Rohingyas is now a fact of life in the western Myanmar port-city of Sittwe.

The settlements are maintained through "a system of total segregation" between the settlers, who enjoy a preferential legal status, and the rest of the population, the report concludes.

The total segregation capacity of prisons in England and Wales was 1,586 cells in 2015, including 54 places in "close supervision centres", which house some of the most dangerous men in the system.

After all, the Afrikaners, descendants of 17th-century Dutch, German and French settlers, invented the brutal system of total racial segregation known as apartheid.

The thermodynamic models show that the elastic strain-energy driving force dominates in this system and that the electrostatic driving force contributes a 10 20% correction to the total solute segregation.

From each construct more than 10 independent transformed plant lines were created and in total the segregation data of 113 plant lines were observed over three generations of inbreeding.

Only a total ban or segregation to separate cars would be viable.

Despite being a traditional Gulf state, Qatari conservatism is everything but a mirror image of Saudi Arabia's stark way of life with its powerful, conservative clergy, absolute gender segregation; total ban on alcohol and houses of worship for adherents of other religions, and refusal to accommodate alternative lifestyles or religious practices.