The phrase "acquired away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The knowledge was acquired away from the classroom."
Alternatives: "obtained elsewhere" or "gained outside".
The implicit assumption is that the scripts represent not only a type of performance support but also the procedural knowledge learners are supposed to acquire and take away from the scripted activity.
Every effort by the French government to take "acquired rights" away from privileged workers such as truckers and railway workers has ended in failure.This might not matter if Europeans could justifiably claim that their model was more "civilised"—that is, that though it meant forgoing some efficiency gains it has compensated by offering greater social equity.
Tech politics aside, protests at Palantir over a supposed Muslim registry list occurred, Google acquired Fabric away from Twitter and Mark Zuckerberg appeared in a Dallas courtroom in defense of Oculus in an explosive $2 billion lawsuit.
Migrants can also effectively pass on the skills and knowledge they acquired while away (social remittances), to help improve households and communities in their home countries.
"My mother would say, 'When you acquire knowledge, you acquire something no one could take away from you,' " Craig Robinson said.
A-Rod was ushered out, while prospects were promoted and acquired after shipping away the likes of Aroldis Chapman, Andrew Miller and Carlos Beltran.
"Human nature is such that people find it very hard to have acquired privileges taken away from them," Mr. Parmigiani said.
Scarcely recovered from the war years, the province found its newly acquired markets swept away by the economic depression of the 1930s.
Anderson shared starts with Ken Dorsey, who the Browns had acquired by trading away Trent Dilfer, and Brady Quinn, a young quarterback the team drafted in 2007.
The telecoms company's decision to give away expensively acquired sports rights is partly designed to stem the loss of broadband and phone customers to Sky and rival budget pay TV service TalkTalk.
