Sentence examples for have been decoupled from inspiring English sources
Conceptually, at least, leadership and power have been decoupled.
Now, the stores — which have been decoupled from the label since 1982 — are coming to America.
In many subjects, AS exams – sat at the end of year 12 and a key part of university applications – have been decoupled from A-levels and will no longer make up half of students' final grades.
Although human rights are indeed a big issue, he suggested, they should have been decoupled from the prize of tying Ukraine to the West.As usual, Mr Kissinger's views are open to dispute.
They require focus on a uniquely digital issue, which is that the availability (there and then, e.g., as a printed text in a physical newspaper in an archive) and the accessibility (anywhere and anytime, eg., as a link on a search engine online) of information have been decoupled.
Once theism and religion have been "decoupled" and morality has been detached from the commands of any god, there is a clear path to a policy for determining how the state should respond to religiously based claims of exemption from generally applicable laws.
Subsequently, the number of local and regional fire events have largely increased with the colder and drier climate conditions (e.g. expansion of C3 weedy), which have been decoupling with intensive anthropogenic burning for farming since the past 3kyr.
Now, the connection a child has with its parents, the extended family and his or her community has been decoupled, and the relationship the parents have with each other ignored.
Thus the development of front and back has been decoupled from the development of a central nervous system in one worm at least, and he argues that the same separation may have existed in Urbilateria.If Dr Arendt is right, he has to explain how vertebrates came to carry their nerve cords on their backs.
Thus, modern forest distribution has been decoupled from the natural environmental template.
