Sentence examples for to delink from inspiring English sources

American 'energy independence' would allow the US to delink itself from the global market.

The dictator's gamble, says Mr Pinkston, is to "delink" progress on Kaesong and Mount Kumgang from nuclear issues.

In fact, it is in the best interests of casino operators to "delink" their customers from time.

This also coincided with President Bill Clinton's efforts to persuade Congress to delink human rights and trade by making China's most-favored-nation trade status permanent.

And when you change the definition of marriage to delink the idea that we're binding children with their biological mom and dad, that has consequences".

That did not mean there would no longer be disagreements, but they would try to delink them so that the entire relationship did not suffer.

The companies have significant supplier relationships with one another and collaborate on sales and marketing of tropical oils in Europe, Wilmar's spokesperson said, adding that both companies were committed to delinking their business operations from deforestation.

But, he added, "I'm not trying to totally delink the two".

The study was reviewed and considered exempt due to delinking of personal identifiers from clinical and laboratory data by the Guangzhou Eighth People's Hospital Institutional Review Board IRBB # 57832455).

While Mr. Reid initially refused to allow a vote on the spending bill before one on the payroll tax holiday extension, the two appeared to become delinked Thursday, as each party sought to avoid the government shutdown that would have occurred without the spending bill passage, while a payroll tax bill could be worked out over the next few days, or even weeks.

In addition to challenging the sustainability of relief food, these perceptions also seem to concur with the arguments of Sen [ 29], Dreze [ 30] and Mechlem [ 31] that the right to adequate food is too complex to be delinked from other complementary economic and social rights and entitlements.