Sentence examples for the disconnection of from inspiring English sources

Some sanctions, such as the disconnection of Iran's banks from the Swift payment system, are easier to lift than others.

"The issues of personality are a product of the disconnection of the Labor Party from its traditional base.

There's a lot of things that kind of work narratively into the disconnection of these strange characters.

In Syria, the internet is used as a weapon of war – the disconnection of communications plays a central role in the conflict.

Another aspect of the devaluing of nature is, as we've discussed before, the disconnection of children from direct contact with the natural world.

Written from her point of view, in small vignettes that emphasise the disconnection of her world, the novel is a brilliant portrait of emotional repression in the thrall of respectability.

But he spoke bitterly of the disconnection of modern warfare – how he and his comrades were subject to bullets and IEDs, while their fellow soldiers sat in air-conditioned rooms in Washington, controlling drones.

One particular form of dyslexia, dyslexia without dysgraphia, is an example of a disconnection syndrome a disorder resulting from the disconnection of two areas of the brain rather than from damage to a centre.

The technique shrewdly exposes the disconnection of transgressive characters, like the miscreant father refused entry to his daughter's Nativity pageant, or the man who wreaks terrible vengeance on a noisy neighbor.

But in its legal response to the P.S.C. last week, MCI Worldcom said its network automatically scheduled the disconnection of 10 exchanges that should have remained connected because an unnamed carrier failed to notify it of the details on the exchanges.

Devor wrote that such a course would be more humane than the weeks of potentially painful starvation that follows the disconnection of a feeding tube (though as a form of active euthanasia it would be illegal in the United States and most other countries).