Sentence examples for be disengaged from from inspiring English sources

She reconstructs how Milosevic and other Serbian authorities orchestrated and co-authored the criminal war of Bosnia, while pretending to be disengaged from it; how they dissimulated their involvement, by adding to local Bosnian military units their special units under the interior ministry; and how they funded and protected Mladic and Karadzic from the time of their indictment until today.

However, due to the fact that generators in the network will at a time or the other come to the end of their lifetime and be disengaged from service, it is critical to also determine the time to adjust capacity.

This is particularly important given that some research in the area of sexual and reproductive health and masculinities has tended to pathologise African sexualities and be disengaged from or dismissive of African cultures (Morrell, Jewkes, and Lindegger 2012; Ratele 2014).

Another generation may have "accepted unfairness," but that is no reason for parents to be disengaged from their children's well-being.

Sports teams will be disengaged from their universities, as cabooses are unhitched from trains.

"If your job requires you to be disengaged from your child for a long period of time, then they're not getting the attention they need," Ms. Murkoff said.

Over all, boredom is a state of "being disengaged from one's environment," he said, and it reflects a passive relationship to one's work.

"I think current students are disengaged from actions that happened 30 years ago," said Owen Elliott, 17, who will spend a year working at an architectural firm before attending Tufts University.

"Politics is so broken – one of the great unaddressed scandals of this election is that there are seven million not registered to vote – so I could not understand the idea that you do not reach out to someone that has articulated that message and who reaches people that are disengaged from politics.

"If we are to avoid a future whereby young people are disengaged from physical activity, living increasingly sedentary lifestyles, we must recognise their needs today, working with government and partners within the education, sport and health sectors to improve opportunities for young people".

"They're disengaged from society and often they've had a rough trot in life".