Sentence examples for on disconnection from inspiring English sources

Already more than 6,700 people have emailed their MP to demand a democratic debate on disconnection, according to Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, quoting figures from campaigning website 38Degrees.

He added that there will be a right of appeal on disconnection and hopes "technical measures " won't be needed.

On disconnection, the patient should be placed in the supine position to reduce the risk of gas embolism.

Since a ban on disconnection was introduced in 1999, water companies across the UK have seen a rise in bad debt in the industry.

(Expert opinion) Strong agreement   4.3.3.2 On disconnection, the patient should be placed in the supine position to reduce the risk of gas embolism.

Interior-Night (a psychoanalytical allegory on disconnection in interpersonal relationships), Ray began asking how he could get in touch with Billy.

The moratorium on disconnections during the winter doesn't apply to those on prepay meters and around 16% of prepay customers cut themselves off during winter months.

The artist deems the work a "total installation," which fills the halls of the 'white factory' a facility in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen and focuses on themes of disconnection and alienation created by recent violence in Copenhagen and around the globe.

Our findings contribute to a better understanding of brain networks and the effect of disconnection on classic neurobehavioral syndromes.

This paper focuses on the risk of disconnection between policies and practices in the field of culture.

The WiFi status indicator in my taskbar starts shuffling around as it searches for signal amongst the noise, and the guy next to me turns to check if he's alone on this island of disconnection.