Sentence examples for under separation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the authors assume some efficiency losses with secession given that "any allocation that is achieved under separation can be replicated in the unified nation by introducing the same degree of decentralization as under separation".

The welfare of the peripheral region (which earns a fiscal surplus) is then higher in the federation than under separation.

Under separation temperature of 32 °C and feed air relative humidity (RH) of 90%, a quality membrane shows water permeance as high as 6.8×10−6 mol m−2 Pa−1 s−1, which is about 1 to 3 orders of magnitude higher than the previously reported in the literature, and a water vapor/air separation factor over 300.

The optimal input pricing rule tends to provide stronger incentives for innovation under vertical integration than under vertical separation in the presence of downstream Cournot competition.

Regarding the main independent variable, namely the family environment, we found that less than 7% of the infants lived under parental separation by adding the "parents separated" and "infant only sees one parent" categories together.

Regarding the main independent variable, namely the family environment, we found that 6.6% of the infants lived under parental separation by adding the 'parents separated' and 'infant only sees one parent' categories together.

That would "raise grave constitutional concerns" under the separation of powers, the brief says.

The Weinsteins retained the rights to produce the project under their separation agreement with Disney in 2005.

Under our separation of powers, judges should protect minorities and those who hold minority views against the whims of the majority.

The White House has said Ms. Rice, on advice from White House lawyers, has told the panel that it would be improper under the separation of powers for an incumbent national security adviser to testify at a public hearing.

"Parliament intervened in these proceedings in order to retrospectively supply an interpretation to one of its own previous acts of parliament despite the fact that under the separation of powers it falls to the courts to interpret and apply legislation".