Sentence examples for delink itself from from inspiring English sources

American 'energy independence' would allow the US to delink itself from the global market.

With his political star rising nationally via his Religious Right/Tea Party following, he has tried to reinvent himself for a national religious audience, by hastily delinking himself from Rand.

Women particularly say they want to delink Islam from Saudi cultural norms that discriminate against women.

After Mr. Christopher left, President Clinton, in a reversal of his campaign promises, agreed to renew China's trade benefits and delink them from human rights policy.

In recognition of the fact that work is becoming an increasingly unreliable source of income and security, we also need to seriously consider proposals to delink work from wages – an idea being explored in the resurgent discussion around a universal basic income.

"The current effort to underestimate the strength of the Taliban, to try to delink them from al-Qaeda in our own imaginations is wrong," he added.

It is okay to "delink" people from your network if you discover that the contact is not valuable or is never used; most sites make the "delinking" process invisible to the other party.

That's because Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers understood that to make the standards work, we need to delink them from the high-stakes tests.

Nevertheless, the nuclear issue is the most important one between our two countries, and in order to make progress in the difficult relationship between us, we must delink it from these other disputes, no matter how concerning they are.

Based on the evidence considered, it was difficult to delink supervisors from managers.

Reduction of HIV-related stigma could be expected to delink condoms from taboo sexual behaviour, resulting in people being less ashamed when talking about or using condoms.