Sentence examples for decouple it from inspiring English sources

The government has announced it plans to decouple it from the A-level from September 2015.

"They get enthused for a short period of time and any little resistance will decouple it," he said.

"Australia's competitors are clearly doing a lot more to decrease their emissions intensity and decouple it from economic growth," she said.

Most notably, an ingenious "sailing" mode can shut down the engine and decouple it from the wheels, allowing the Cayenne to coast free of mechanical drag.

He sounded like a man planning for a rematch and said the Republicans had the right economic message, especially as the Connecticut economy continued to sputter — they just needed to decouple it from the social views of the party nationally.

In order to design a distributed algorithm, we introduce auxiliary variable to decouple it.

The long-awaited deal, in which an investor group led by Cerberus Capital Management will buy a 51percentt stake in General Motors Acceptance Corporation, has been billed as a way to boost GMAC's credit ratings by decoupling it from its troubled parent.

Mitochondrial dysfunction would spill ADP into the production of hypoxanthine, decoupling it from its immediate product xanthine, consistent with the elevated hypoxanthine/xanthine ratio we observed in the premanifest group.

But he did suggest redirecting the money, by "decoupling" it from production.

Despite the uplifting talk of decoupling, it is probably more accurate to say that economic growth and carbon emissions remain rather tightly coupled.

Although the broader socioeconomic effects of the gig economy are as yet unclear, it is clear we must rethink the provision of our safety net, decoupling it from salaried jobs and making it more readily available to independent workers.