Sentence examples for cut the link between from inspiring English sources
The proposed changes, pressed by the agriculture commissioner, Franz Fischler, would cut the link between the amount farmers produce and the subsidies they receive.
Conservatives in Mrs. Merkel's party originally pushed for a flat-rate premium, which would cut the link between income level and health care payments.
Through Finsler's Lemma, we cut the link between the observer gains and the Lyapunov function, which relaxes existing conditions and introduces an extra degree of freedom.
But what both words disguise is their (or our) role as casualties of a global economic system that has managed to cut the link between pay and productivity and can no longer promise upward mobility.
On 15 August 1971, with the US public finances straitened by the cost of the war in Vietnam, Richard Nixon finally cut the link between the US dollar and gold.
The European summit in late June went some way to shore it up by announcing steps to cut the link between weak banks and weak governments, but the stresses remain severe.
"We have cut the links between child and parent, between man and man, and between man and woman," boasts torturer O'Brain: "No one dares trust a wife or a child or a friend any longer".
There is a clear tension between the interrelatedness of the literary phenomenon with everything else on the one hand and on the other hand the autonomous status that literature as an object of study attained in the two decades after World War II when the New Critics attempted, at least in theory, to cut the links between the individual work and the context in which it had been produced.
