Sharing in the tax savings was unacceptable, Mr. Niemann said, because it raised questions about how the accounting firm could give detached professional advice when it had a stake in the outcome of that advice.
"We try to find someone who is not in one of the two camps to give us detached observation.
At least a month before leaving home try to mold your personality into not giving up, detaching from material possessions and most importantly respect all whose status rank is higher than yours.
When he looks through the book at the Taj, he is still a happy-go-lucky tourist, rolling with the punches that Varanasi has to give him, emotionally detached from the cremations on the Ganges.
And the littling down process hasn't been helped, particularly, by the film's star, Hugh Grant, who gave a cheerfully detached performance on television with Jonathan Ross, indicating that he wasn't exactly pinning Oscar hopes on it.
Nor is it easy to persuade your citizens to live densely when there is enough attractive land to give everyone a detached with a yard, just over the next hill.That is not to say that America couldn't reduce its emissions by, for example, looking for smaller and more fuel efficient cars.
Some relegated teams, it is true, would have become detached at the bottom of the table and might have given up all practical hope of survival.
With the baseboard finally detached, Guy gave a quick lesson on how to twist out each nail.
Keenan's lyrics were inspired variously by Gertrude Stein, Edgar Allan Poe and, latterly, HG Wells, while in live performance the band updated the 1960s arts lab "happenings" by playing in front of projected short films, with Keenan's static stage presence, heavy black fringe and pallor giving her a slightly detached and icy demeanour totally at odds with her offstage manner.
Stravinsky gave permission to detach the work from its subject when he wrote, in a late memoir, that seeing Diaghilev's post-Nijinsky revival, "I realized then that I prefer 'Le Sacre' as a concert piece".
