disengagement造句

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Anne filled her hours of disengagement with reading.

It was in effect to offer a variant to the Israeli disengagement proposal of 1971.

This policy of disengagement from the European war had its critics.

The Gaza disengagement in 2005 broke a taboo on removing Israeli settlements from the occupied territories.

Workgroups with high disengagement lose 51% more inventory to shrink than those with high engagement.

By experimenting with some constructive disengagement techniques, it may be possible to speed up the energy recovery process.

And judging from our current levels of employee disengagement and distrust, America could use a new paradigm too.

While only 5% of divorces are among the over-60s, the rate of disengagement is growing fast.

Employees are also more likely to report disengagement from work if a bad night's sleep makes their bosses grouchy.

To start the engine or shift the gears , the driver has to depress the clutch pedal with the purpose of disengagement the transmission from the engine .

Of these, using social support (both emotional and instrumental), denial, venting, behavioral disengagement, and self-blame coping had negative effects on satisfaction at the end of the day.

The effect of solid particle content in feeding liquid on phase disengagement and interfacial emulsion in copper solvent extraction is studied.

In 2005, the Knesset approved his disengagement plan to withdraw troops and citizens from the Gaza Strip and four West Bank settlements.