Sentence examples for detached status from inspiring English sources

Halesowen was returned to Worcestershire in 1844, ending the detached status of these three islands.

The comparisons of the expression levels of four selected genes between attached and detached status were also performed by qRT-PCR.

IRC's status is different from that of a country or regional office in that it holds a global mandate, but it is also different from other HQ based units in that it has a more detached status and modus operandi.

Their semi-detached status has come under increasing scrutiny as the country's economic plight has worsened.

Yet semi-detached status for a larger and more assertive country might well be harder to achieve.

Britain's pragmatic relationship with Europe is going to be challenged more post-Greece: we may find other countries far less tolerant of our semi-detached status.

So Britain should lead deeper EU defence cooperation, responding positively to President Sarkozy's offer to end France's semi-detached status in Nato.

Indeed, Britain's absence from the European top table is more likely to increase nationalism within the EU than to decrease it.The Swiss-Norwegian lureA semi-detached status has a different resonance for British Eurosceptics.

Ever since, the French have seen their semi-detached status in NATO as a guarantor of their strategic autonomy and a totem of their refusal to accept American supremacy.President Nicolas Sarkozy's plan to reverse de Gaulle's decision and reintegrate France fully into NATO's military command is, therefore, both bold and unsettling.

Alongside factors pushing Newland away from a full embrace of her lesbianism, or not providing her space to explore her sexuality, the internet provided a massive pull factor: the anonymity and pre-cameraphone era unaccountability of the internet back then meant she could exist as someone attracted to women, but detached from the maligned status of "lesbian".

Using the level of engagement with a leader or group as a defining factor, the author segments followers into five types: Isolates are completely detached; they passively support the status quo with their inaction.