Sentence examples for would have segregated from inspiring English sources

Israel has suspended a pilot programme at the last moment that would have segregated Israeli and Palestinian bus travellers in the West Bank.

This plan was abandoned because it would have segregated the handicapped.

"This city was built as an entertainment resort town," and the redevelopers "would basically have segregated entertainment to the south end of town, whereas entertainment was always part of the whole oceanfront".

In 1953 when negotiating to open two factories in southern States, then company President Thomas Watson openly established that IBM would absolutely not have segregated workforces, against those governors' wishes.

Here the classical explanation for conflicts [ 52] of recent divergence with not enough time for slowly evolving nuclear genes to have segregated would appear to hold.

"We have segregated communities.

Now we have segregated passageways for vendors".

In addition to the travel restrictions, most banks and companies have segregated employees based on their exposure to SARS to minimize the risk of a worker's falling ill, resulting in a quarantine that would shut down the business.

Slovakian schools still have segregated classrooms for Roma and whites.

"The crowd at Ellis Park would have been segregated with just a very small section near the top reserved for nonwhites," said Sy Lerman, who covered the Davis Cup in 1974 for The Daily Mail in Johannesburg.

On the other hand, blacks had historically been a safe bloc for the Republicans, but Taylor had alienated many of them by not strongly opposing the Separate Coach Bill, which would have racially segregated railroad facilities.