Sentence examples for would disengage from inspiring English sources

The rebel group Uganda supports said it would disengage its frontline forces by June 1st.

"I'm not prepared to cede the conservative label to those who would disengage us from what is going on around the planet".

After the jailing of Roy Bennett, a senior MDC official who was to be tried on charges that included terrorism and insurgency, in October 2009 Tsvangirai announced that the MDC would "disengage" from the unity government.

Trooper Hernandez said that if a driver began to flee, he would almost certainly give chase, but that he would disengage if it put the lives of other officers or of the public at risk.

Nine days ago Obama announced that he was ordering 30,000 more US troops to Afghanistan, disappointing those who had hoped that he would disengage America from an increasingly unpopular war.

The report says: "Savile was regarded as unconventional and people feared he would disengage if the bureaucratic process was put in place".

"Fining them would achieve absolutely nothing – in fact, it would probably disengage them further from their child's education and schools know this.

THREE months ago Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister, said he would unilaterally "disengage" from the coastal Gaza strip, the lesser part of a would-be independent Palestinian state.

Paul O'Connor from the Pat Finucane Centre said it would be "disengaging from the HET on those cases involving British Army killings".

The general recently told an Irish newspaper that his first challenge would be to "disengage" the 14-country mission from the French national presence in Chad.

"You can see why the U.S. would want to disengage after what just happened in Cairo and Benghazi," said Salman Shaikh, the director of the Brookings Doha Center.