The lawsuit accused the district of segregating its schools by race.

Segregating prisoners in order to focus on their health has its defenders.

Segregating homosexuals would stigmatize them - and hold them up for abuse.

This analysis shows that rather than fruit body structure, spore size is generally a more reliable character for segregating species groups in Cyathus.

To the Editor: President Clinton says he wouldn't rule out segregating American military troops by sexual orientation (front page, March 23).

By segregating its first-graders in this manner, the district hopes that these children's statewide test scores will exceed those of prior test scores taken.

"In time I think Herby would have mastered the knack of segregating his dialogues," Retief said.

Amanda had remarked tartly that the other white passengers were the ones segregating themselves-foolishly comsince the gentleman was delightful and provocative company.

Recently the Department of Social Work has developed the village by segregating the Sakai in one area and introduced rubber planting as their occupation.

In many mosques the explanation for segregating the sexes is lack of space, and it is true that many mosques are little more than storefronts.

Most of the harsher methods automatically authorized in the earlier directive, like segregating a prisoner for more than 30 days, would not be permitted without the general's approval.

Highly personalised interaction between children and adults should be encouraged, and responsibilities for these interactions must be distributed equitably throughout society without segregating tasks by gender.

The millet system contributed to the ethnic cohesion of Orthodox Greeks by segregating the various peoples within the Ottoman Empire based on religion.

The auditory cortex is involved in tasks such as identifying and segregating auditory "objects" and identifying the location of a sound in space.

The second proposal would allow advisers to bunch all orders together rather than segregating them by account number and would make identification of malfeasance in an account extremely difficult.

There is conflicting evidence as to the residual familial risk among women who test negative for the BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation segregating in the family.

Indeed, he sees the creation of local jurisdictions as having been, until the advent of zoning in the 1920's, a popular tool for segregating people along economic, class and racial lines.

It treats the family to consist of two species, Circaeaster agrestis and Kingdonia uniflora, but allows the option of segregating the latter species as family Kingdoniaceae.

Bedford et al. acknowledged at the time that some authors, such as Dahlgren et al. (1985), were segregating the 10 genera into two or three separate families, rather than grouping them all under Xanthorrhoeaceae.

They have also asserted that the Supreme Court has in the past allowed the use of race as a factor in drawing electoral districts so long as it is not done for the sole purpose of segregating voters.

The study used a new method for segregating fund trades according to these different motivations, allowing the professors to measure managers' pure stock-picking abilities as well as the effects of fund inflows and outflows on fund performance.

Emotions figure strongly in almost every discussion about segregating people with AIDS, from the refusal by a school in Arcadia, Fla., to allow three brothers infected with the virus into the classroom to Northwest Airlines' refusing to sell a ticket to a passenger with AIDS.

At the time, the town was still segregated in many areas.

The changes have segregated the student body outside the classroom, he said.

Should men and women ever be segregated at the bridge table?

These people are kind of segregated from the industrial culture.

Neighborhood schools, as a result, were segregated in the same way.

And I think that has to be segregated toward housing.

She attended public schools, which at the time were segregated.

And sometimes it is the immigrants themselves who keep things segregated.

But, much more so than today, the city was racially segregated.

She is often segregated in a hut outside the house.

It's difficult to segregate one lot from the other, you know.

About 60 percent of children classified in special education are segregated, three times the national average.

Education schools are segregated from the rest of the university and looked down upon by other departments.

They have a very high potential for violence, and are generally segregated from one another.

I'm not one, so I am left out, or segregated as it were.

He went to local schools, which were still racially segregated at the time.

The boys are kept segregated from the girls, rather carefully.

The individuals are wholly segregated from others outside the group.

As per the standards of the era, it was segregated.

"How can you do that if you're segregating people from the school?"

There was no law of God or man that segregated the churches.

They must be segregated from the 250 or so male inmates at all times.

And the schools were segregated, so we didn't go to school with them.

Once upon a time American popular music was racially segregated.