immediate separation造句

例句与造句

1. But the club and Mester agreed in January 2011 on an immediate separation.
2. Commissioners Dean Hansell and Rebecca Avila, however, wanted an immediate separation from the group.
3. He became a prominent public figure through his political lectures, in which he argued for secularism and an immediate separation of New South Wales from England.
4. The first favored an immediate separation with or without Virginia's consent, while the other favored waiting for legal approval from Virginia and the U . S . Congress.
5. Former Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau, brushing aside new efforts to prevent the province from seceding, called for immediate separation as soon as a majority of voters supports independence in a referendum, Le Devoir reported.
6. It's difficult to find immediate separation in a sentence. 用immediate separation造句挺难的
7. In this, he differed from the radical members of the " separatist league ", who were based further east in Grahamstown, were led by Robert Godlonton, and who proposed absolute and immediate separation.
8. The psychotherapist privilege softens slightly the " don't ask, don't tell " policy to allow men and women to confide their homosexuality to a therapist in certain circumstances without risking immediate separation from the service.
9. Working with Arnold and Robert A . Lovett, recently appointed to the long-vacant position of Assistant Secretary of War for Air, he reached a consensus that quasi-autonomy for the air forces was preferable to immediate separation.
10. The half-wing had been driven into the rocky ground by the impact but it was clear that the wing's main spar had fractured in flight causing immediate separation of the half-wing from the rest of the aircraft.
11. At the Central Hall conference in 1959, a decisive confrontation took place between Gerald Cowell and James Taylor Jr . The latter proposed that more radical, immediate separation from'the world'was necessary while the former took a more moderate line.
12. The timing for an antireligious campaign seemed ripe in the late tsarist regime as an increasing portion of the population, especially in Russia, was disenchanted with the close role the Russian Orthodox Church bore with the state . . . . Thus, even though the Soviet regime would be the first regime ever to devise a campaign promoting atheism, a general skepticism ( at least with regard to the Russian Orthodox Church ) was already present at the eve of the revolution . . . . Seeking immediate separation, the newly established Bolshevik leaders provoked an antireligous campaign that often involved violent, coercive actions.