Sentence examples similar to vague separation from inspiring English sources
Or will he invoke the separation of powers and answer in vague generalities?
But separation feels like some kind of vague purgatory, especially for a 9-year-old.
People involved in the settlement talks this week said Salomon's proposals were vague, but included a large fine and some greater separation between the research department and the investment bankers.
So you might learn something completely unexpected when Pfaff asks Buck about this, and Buck says he questions the application of "separation of church and state" and argues for a vague "coexistence between government and religion".
Townshend argues convincingly that many Republicans who yearned for an independent Ireland remained vague about its form of government and even about the degree of separation from Britain.
The separation of powers in the unwritten constitution is a much vaguer and less defined concept than in the United States, where it expresses the separation between the President and Congress, while the British put their faith in the sovereignty of Parliament.
He added that he vaguely recalled having spoken about a reference to Salinger in his play "Six Degrees of Separation".
