Sentence examples for has disengaged from from inspiring English sources
"Many people think UNHCR has disengaged from IDPs.
Moreover, Hamas, which had been aligned with Syria and Iran, has disengaged from those alliances, dismayed by the repression of Syria's largely Sunni Muslim uprising.
It has revealed that the majority of voters has disengaged from politics and does not vote.Moscow was not the only city where the Kremlin was in for an unpleasant surprise.
The cold drinks are warm, the hot drinks are tepid, the soft fruit is mashed, the hard fruit is bruised, the quiche looks like it's already been eaten and come back out the wrong way, and even the filling of the pork pie has disengaged from the mothership of its pastry shell.
He would not have disengaged from the Israeli-Palestinian dispute as President Bush did in his first months of office.
All have disengaged from the negotiations.As they do so, protests though nothing like as rowdy as those over health care have begun.
His mother, Lucy Mack, came from a Connecticut family that had disengaged from conventional Congregationalism and leaned toward Seekerism, a movement that looked for a new revelation to restore true Christianity.
"I think we need China almost everywhere in the world because we've disengaged from the rest of the world," Mr. Clemons said, criticizing the administration's initial disdain for concerted international diplomacy and citing its preoccupation with Iraq.
Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, said today that Mr. Bush's decision to avoid making phone calls to Middle East leaders over the weekend was not a sign that he had disengaged from the process.
By 1971, both Egypt and Saudi Arabia had disengaged from Yemen.
