Imagination has been decoupled from the old constraints.

At any rate, employment seems to have become decoupled from growth.

What I would like to see is idealism decoupled from all constraints.

Recent events have disproved the notion that emerging nations had decoupled themselves from the advanced economies.

10 Blue Box designates certain direct payments to farmers, partially decoupled from production under production limiting programmes.

America s role as the world s banker went unchallenged for the next 40 years ago, until President Richard Nixon decoupled the dollar from gold.

I always thought that the notion that what happened in America would be decoupled from the rest of the world was a myth.

Since 1992 (and especially since 2005), the EU's Common Agricultural Policy has undergone significant change as subsidies have mostly been decoupled from production.

Maven 3.0 has reworked the core Project Builder infrastructure resulting with the POM's file based representation being decoupled from its in memory object representation.

After about 379,000 years the electrons and nuclei combined into atoms (mostly hydrogen) hence the radiation decoupled from matter and continued through space largely unimpeded.

More recently, many claimed that with the rise of China and the petro states, an American slowdown could be decoupled from the rest of the world.

Consequently, innovation at the frontier depends on funding sources that are decoupled from concern for economic value thus, it cannot be reduced to the optimal allocation of resources.

As we'll see in a moment, productivity is actually doing all right, but it has become decoupled from jobs, and the income of the typical worker is stagnating.

So Europeans should not be tempted to think that they are somehow decoupled from America s foibles and woes. Until recently, many Europeans thought they were insulated from the current US housing and mortgage crisis.

PALO ALTO, CALIF. The fact that America s economy is slowing is bad news for Europeans, regardless of claims that Europe s economy has successfully decoupled itself from the United States.

GDP has nearly tripled over the past 20 years, but, with real wages rising at less than half this rate, growth has become decoupled from the fate of ordinary citizens.

For the first time in its modern history, Turkey not only resisted a serious global economic crisis, but also decoupled itself from the rest of Europe by rebounding strongly in 2010.

All wires running inside this shielding layer will be to a large extent decoupled from external electric fields, particularly if the shield is connected to a point of constant voltage, such as earth.

China, Brazil, and India have not decoupled from their customers in Europe and North America, and so are slowing, though a relatively soft landing is likely if Europe s recession is as short and mild as predicted.

In 1898 Adolph Frank and Nikodem Caro decoupled the process and first produced calcium carbide and in a subsequent step reacted it with nitrogen to calcium cyanamide.

Although cuts in CO2 emissions and agreement on funding and finance are necessary goals, the geopolitical reality is that climate change cannot be decoupled from trade or discussions on exchange rates, the IMF, reform of the UN, and so on.

America s role as the world s banker went unchallenged for the next 40 years ago, until President Richard Nixon decoupled the dollar from gold. Yet, even without the gold standard, America s economic might, together with the recycling of petrodollars, kept the dollar on top.

Yet this is exactly the stance of the European Central Bank, which is treating the euro zone as if its financial sector was somehow decoupled from the rest of the economy and running a different monetary policy for each sector at the same time.

With accelerated nuclear disarmament and the prospect of non proliferation approaching universality, one might hope that the peaceful use of nuclear power may at long last be decoupled in people apos s minds from the anxiety they have felt about the threat of nuclear weapons.

Indeed, at least in the arena of financial economics, a vulgar version of equilibrium theory rose to dominance in the years before the financial crisis, portraying market completion as the cure to all problems, and mathematical sophistication decoupled from philosophical understanding as the key to effective risk management.

(d) Such assessments to review operational plans to ensure that action on the ground remains linked to the ongoing political process and that mandates and plans do not become decoupled as the situation evolves

While the onshore and offshore renminbi markets remain decoupled, the start of renminbi settlement under the trade account enables Hong Kong s offshore renminbi (CNH) currency market to coexist with the onshore (CNY) market, leaving significant room for arbitrage.

IMF growth forecasts released during the Davos meeting highlight the extent to which the world has become decoupled GDP growth in the advanced industrial countries is expected to be 1.4 this year, while developing countries continue to grow at a robust 5.5 annual rate.

Moreover, a recession or a slowdown in the US and Europe would hit Brazilian exports, narrowing Brazil s trade surplus considerably. In fact, although America s trade significance has diminished, accounting for only 16 of Brazilian exports last year, Brazilian trade and growth typically go hand in hand with the US and Europe historically they have never decoupled.

Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers..

Beef from Charollais, pork from Périgord lamb from Brittany, veal from Normandy.

Asparagus from Argenteuil, oranges from Valencia melons from Cavaillon, cabbage from Aubervilliers.

It comes also from outside, from outside bodies, from non governmental organisations, from business and from industry.

Salmon from the Loire, sole from the Channel lobsters from Corsica oysters from Dieppe, sardines from Lorient.

Fieen participants from seven countries took part two from Egypt two from Israel two from Jordan one from Lebanon four from Morocco two from the Palestinian Authority and two from Tunisia.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

Twenty one participants from six countries took part ve participants from Egypt ve from Jordan two from Morocco ve from the Palestinian Authority one from Syria and three from Tunisia.

Clothing protects from the cold, from rain, from the sun.

Twentyfive from you. Thirtytwo from you, and thirty from you.

is missing, in spite of all the help from the parents, from the family, from the relatives, from the neighbors, from the teachers, from the priests.

Facts from history, from geography..

from newspapers, from scientific textbooks..

From England and from Thornfield.

Yeah, from Canada. From, uh...

Two came from Asia, 4 from Eastern Europe, 4 from Latin America and 26 from Africa.