Sentence examples for distance it from from inspiring English sources

Still, the federations council runs a risk that too much sophistication and reliance on foundation grants may distance it from its grass-roots base, its leaders say.

She took over the party in 2011 and quickly moved to distance it from its roots.

She also aims to distance it from its traditional tag of the world's most prominent marketing school.

There has been a worrying rise in historical revisionism in the depression-stricken Croatia, reflected in – among other things – attempts to destigmatise the slogan as simply patriotic and distance it from its fascist context.

They may be surprised to find that, at the street-side lagoon at the Treasure Island hotel (renamed T.I. to distance it from its fusty Robert Louis Stevenson theme) a hugely popular three-times-nightly battle between the British Navy and buccaneers will be shut down come July, in order to rechoreograph it for an October return as an entirely different sort of show.

The company renamed it to Intel Security last year to distance it from its founder's antics.

Renault's latest move further distances it from Mr. Ghosn, who dominated its leadership roles for nearly two decades.

(The Washington Post has since added a disclaimer to the report, distancing it from the claims).

The National Restaurant Association took several steps that in effect distanced it from the role it played in creating the statement.

By shooting it as a rites-of-passage drama, Luna somehow distances it from the "nudie-cutie" movies of Russ Meyer.

However, Bataille's choice of rubric for Documents already distanced it from the primitivist aesthetic then fashionable in Paris.