Sentence examples for disentangle themselves from from inspiring English sources
Companies like Ford Models are taking costly steps to disentangle themselves from Mr. Giacchetto and his company, the Cassandra Group.
Anti-Assad rebel forces will be required to disentangle themselves from forces formerly associated with al-Qaida.
It has pledged to open aid lines to besieged areas, such as opposition-held east Aleppo and to spare rebel communities, if they disentangle themselves from jihadists.
On the eve of an election where several parties are campaigning on pledges to disentangle themselves from Iraq, the Prime Minister is aware that his words are sensitive.
Some of the Turkish-backed groups had been asked to disentangle themselves from jihadi groups that are active in parts of the war for the north.
This forces people to disentangle themselves from busywork, he said, and to focus on what is really important to their business.
A 2001 cut in tax on sales of shares let banks and insurance companies, which played big roles as lenders and part-owners, start disentangling themselves from companies.
Blocked behind a mass of other fallers, Wiggins had to wait while those ahead disentangled themselves from their bikes and each other.
Indeed, despite the simmering anger over Wall Street pay, some of the 10 big banks that repaid their federal aid this month — a big step toward disentangling themselves from the government — are gearing up to pay outsize bonuses.
