Sentence examples for vision of separation from inspiring English sources

You say ("Life After Ariel Sharon," editorial, Jan . 6, "It would secure Mr. Sharon's place in history if the centrist party he founded somehow managed to turn his vision of separation into one of a just and lasting peace".

It is ironic that this takes place in Rhode Island which was known in colonial days as "the safest refuge of conscience" and home to the New World's first Baptist Church and synagogue because of Roger Williams' vision of separation of church and state.

I am eager to see an election cycle free of the manipulation of religion, respectful of people of all religions and no religion, and helpful in advancing the constitutional vision of separation between the institutions of religion and the institutions of government, appreciation for our democracy and a recovery of political advocacy characterized by civility.

The Roberts Court, however, has failed to elucidate fully the precise scope and meaning of its new formalist vision for separation-of-powers doctrine.

Inaugural addresses by Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt come to mind, as does John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech on religion, with its enduring vision of the separation between church and state.

Providence Bishop Tobin's barring Patrick Kennedy from receiving communion because of his pro-choice views is an assault on both Roger William's vision of the separation of church and state now enshrined in the First Amendment and the Kennedy legacy itself (which the Church once embraced).

"The old liberal vision of a total separation of religion from politics has been discredited.

His vision of church-state separation would protect these conditions under the expansive canopy of religious liberty.

CCA and DRR integration could provide benefits at all scales, minimize overlap and duplication of projects and programs (Nalau et al. 2015), and move beyond vulnerability and resilience towards a vision of DRR that ends separation between the two issues and promotes working together towards simultaneous and common goals (Kelman et al. 2015).

Clean is a vision of internal trash, not mere separation.

Chaput also is famous for his rejection of John F. Kennedy's vision of  "an America where the separation of church and state is absolute -- where no Catholic prelate would tell the president (should he be Catholic) how to act, and no Protestant minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote". .