disengagement

his disengagement from the provisional government.

The disengagement of the two countries was a result of failed negotiations.

It's important to handle the disengagement process carefully to avoid any misunderstandings.

The disengagement of employees from their work can lead to decreased productivity.

The disengagement of the clutch caused the car to stall.

A disengagement strategy may be necessary in certain business partnerships.

The disengagement of the lock allowed the door to swing open.

There was a noticeable disengagement between the students and the new teacher.

The disengagement of the brake caused the bike to roll down the hill.

The disengagement of the company from its original mission led to a loss of direction.

The disengagement of the gears made it difficult to shift smoothly.

The Israeli Prime Minister put forward the disengagement plan in 2003.

We are living at the endpoint of many centuries of sensory disengagement from our food.

Without full disengagement of forces and a comprehensive ceasefire, each day brings yet more suffering in the conflict area.

They agreed to strengthen negotiations through diplomatic channels and finish the " disengagement" of their troops as soon as possible.

Cordesman says a complete withdrawal from Afghanistan would draw comparisons to America’s military disengagement from Iraq.

Are there downsides to letting yourself be known, being honest and raising disengagements?

There is also a growing culture of disengagement between engineering students and the public.

Then would come the inevitable disengagement which would be all the easier because of their positions in the Service.

That number has fallen since the start of the September 1 ceasefire, but civilians will bear the costs if disengagement fails.

And so feelings of disengagement and meaninglessness have increased in the last few centuries.