Sentence examples for disassociate itself from from inspiring English sources

Southern California must also disassociate itself from Bush and Mayo.

Downing Street has been quick to disassociate itself from such intemperate language.

Regardless of the facts, Tor has struggled to disassociate itself from the nefarious users of internet anonymity.

In choosing to drop "craft" from its title, in 2002, the museum was trying to disassociate itself from hobbyists and latch on to a contemporary art boom.

But in an Aug. 31 e-mail released by the subcommittee, Mr. Bethel wrote, "Hillandale needs to totally disassociate itself from Jack and it needs to be real.

Or perhaps he is ditching the brashness altogether in deference to a new management regime hoping to disassociate itself from the indulgences of recent Jets seasons.

Iraq abstained from the vote and Lebanon "disassociated" itself from the resolution.

The I.O.C., however, after correctly disassociating itself from baseball, callously kicked out softball, too.

Spotting trouble, the Culture Ministry hurriedly disassociated itself from Céline and the anniversary, albeit not without provoking some complaints about censorship.

The only real reverberations from the case are that Auburn has limited the access of Newton's father to the athletic program, and Mississippi State disassociated itself from Rogers.

The influential separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani replied to Mr. Abdullah's Twitter post through a spokesman, saying that his "dynasty had long disassociated itself from Islamic and ethical values".