Sentence examples for call for distance from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Janow has not decided who will get his vote next week, but said he was not averse to Mr. McCain's call for distance from the religious right.

This distance measure consist of two parts, the first is called "distance-in-feature-space" (DIFS) and the second is called "distance-from-feature-space" (DFFS).

Far from a radical call for governments to distance themselves from the fossil fuel lobby, it merely asked for a report on how conflicts of interest have been dealt with in other forums.

96d67a18-de47-45bc-973c-c7fbad4dc528 LAST week on Bill O'Reilly's show Karl Rove made a pseudo-laudable call for Republicans to distance themselves from birthers who believe, contrary to all evidence and the normal process of human day-to-day reasoning, that Barack Obama was born outside the United States.

The admission prompted even allied city leaders to distance themselves from Ford and call for his removal from office.

Pinpointing the exact location of a traffic accident or mugging can be difficult, for example, because the victim or witness often calls for help at a distance from the site of the incident.

The second concept, called ε-optimization, provides an alternative approach to approximation schemes for measuring distance from optimality.

He said he would not be active in the governor's race, in part because his university job calls for him to maintain some distance from politics.

Rove has criticised Perry allegedly for distancing himself from Bush and assailed him for calling Ben Bernanke a traitor.

In an unusual move, the organisation has openly called for governments to distance themselves from Itic.

They also say that Ms. Bhutto's return could fuel Pakistani nationalism and kindle new calls for Pakistan to distance itself from Washington.