Sentence examples for on disengaged from inspiring English sources

Some commentators have attempted to debunk the theory that Corbyn can win an election relying on disengaged leftwingers to supplement Labour's core supporters.

The school has cracked down on disengaged students, according to a statement by its director, Sharon Williams, who said a policy adopted last December mandates attendance at online classes for those students who do not log in, repeatedly fail to complete lessons or are failing three courses.

On the other hand, 77.8percentt of disengaged companies relied on annual reviews.

The issue is particularly pressing given the impact of austerity on the disengaged, he argues.

Even Tory commentators are remarking on how disengaged he appears to be as if there is a bit of his id that secretly yearns to lose.

As she was moving into position, the opposing battlecruisers opened fire; Regensburg was some 2200 yards from the German battlecruisers, still on the disengaged side.

At around 15 30, the cruiser screens of the I Scouting Group and the British 1st Battlecruiser Squadron engaged; Regensburg was on the disengaged side of the German formation, but steamed to reach the head of the line of battle.

At 4 11 pm Lion observed the track of a torpedo fired by Moltke pass astern, but it was thought that the torpedo was fired by a U-boat on the disengaged side.

Garbo had by the mid-'30s so thoroughly mastered the art of looking world-weary that her performance here feels oddly disengaged: one more variation on her "I vant to be alone" persona from "Grand Hotel" (1932).

But despite his visit last month to Mexico, Peru and Central America, his government is almost universally described in the region as passive and disengaged on political matters and inflexible and hypocritical on economic issues.

If we rely on large developers – disengaged from communities, their needs and their economies – even Miliband's modest target can never be achieved.