Sentence examples for from means that from inspiring English sources

Fourth, deliberations regarding the SO2 allowance system, the lead system, and CFC trading differed from previous attempts by economists to influence environmental policy in an important way: the separation of ends from means, that is, the separation of consideration of goals and targets from the policy instruments used to achieve those targets.

"Time away from research means that you effectively 'time out' chronologically from many early- and mid-career funding opportunities.

That, together with the promotional value that people get from SoundCloud, means that a lot of people use it.

Commercial TV's increasing liberation from regulation means that ITV and Channel 4 have enthusiastically embraced date-and-mate shows.

A falling rouble and a Kremlin-imposed ban on food imports from America and Europe means that inflation could hit 8% next year.

The announcements made last week by New York and Wisconsin that they were withdrawing from Matrix means that only five states remain actively involved Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Ohio.

2.37pm BST 5 min A missed tackle almost lets Tamou through but loose passing from Australia means that they're unable to get over and England clear.

The addition of Yashin, the 27-year-old Russian center who was acquired June 23 from Ottawa, means that much to the Islanders.

His departure from Russia means that both the Russian Embassy in Washington and the American Embassy in Moscow have been without their senior military attachés this year.

That figure, taken from December 2015, means that, for the first time, over half of China's population is now online.

This displacement from equilibrium means that the hydrolysis of ATP in the cell releases a large amount of free energy.