Sentence examples for has detached the from inspiring English sources

He says he has detached the SME business from the corporate business and it now reports directly to him.

Good models for each of these ideas exist, many with strong teacher union support, but overreaching by corporate reformers has detached the issue of teacher quality from the conditions that produce it.

Having detached the words of the statute from the intentions of its drafters, they were free to range through the possible dictionary meanings of "use a firearm" and choose one that pleased them.

By the time it's all over, once I have detached the pen from my frozen and cramped fingers, I'm not exactly racing to take the Queen's shilling.

1. McClellan might have detached the troops to co-operate with Burnside in North Carolina.

Already in the Preface to the Phenomenology of Perception, Merleau-Ponty radically distinguishes his project from that of both Descartes and Kant whom he claims have detached the conscious subject from the world that is given in experience.

It's possible, he argued, that Vader "discovered the SUV and cell phone together and abandoned, after the true killer had detached the motor home".

Linois had detached the frigate to investigate the anchorage at Madras, but she had been intercepted and followed by the frigate, whose insistent shadowing had forced Captain Alain-Adélaïde-Marie Bruilhac to return to Pondicherry.

Once you have detached the fan wires from the wires coming from the ceiling, be sure to put the wire nuts back onto the wires coming from the ceiling.

Sometimes doctors and trainers can feel through the skin the void created where the tendon has detached from the bone.

★★★ Aldi Specially Selected Mince Pies 6 for £1.19, aldi.co.uk The lid has detached and the pastry feels slightly rubbery.