"We think the court is empowered to do the disentangling."

In this way, the EBA might be able to support the disentangling of one's own behavior from another's.

The second is the shifting nature of society's concepts of insanity, which requires some disentangling of the significance of whatever information is available.

This image understanding can be seen as the disentangling of symbolic information from image data using models constructed with the aid of geometry, physics, statistics, and learning theory.

The historian has to concern himself more and more with the disentangling of mass trends and less and less with the exploration of the work of individuals.

Each titled "Desenlace," meaning disentangling, the works seem to depict a disentangling of Cubism and different conceptualizations of space.

Problems there certainly were: the disentangling of assets with multiple uses (for example, some offices had been used for gas billing as well as for electricity) inevitably caused some headaches.

It deals with the necessary conveyancing following the making of a court order or agreement between the parties relating to the matrimonial home and with the disentangling of life policies should that be necessary.

They make up Diderot's comment on the shallowness of human desires, but it's a shallow comment, and he has not complicated his plot sufficiently to produce the entanglements that might make for fun in the disentangling.

The steady disentangling of Caravaggio from Manfredi has made clear that it was Manfredi, rather than his master, who was primarily responsible for popularising low-life genre painting among the second generation of Caravaggisti.

At the Tote's annual lunch last week, attended by Mr Lamont, chairman Lord Wyatt predicted the Chancellor's 'forecast disentangling of the VAT problem from the VAT minefield will save thousands of jobs in the horse racing industry'.

The disentangling of ancient mergers that we observe here has taken a very long time, and the best explanation for the persistence of this alternating class is again a social explanation: the 'vernacular' alternant carries an identity function and strong connotations of closeness and intimacy.

To defenders of such graduation prayers, barring them is part of a steady drive to expunge from public life all references to religion, the disentangling of all the threads historically linking religion and government in America, from inaugural prayers right down to "In God We Trust" on the currency.

But in our times, America cannot and must not disentangle itself from the world.

What the woman is to him, and he to her, will never be disentangled.

By this time the girl had become disentangled from her father.

She thought for a moment, then disentangled herself from his arms.

That does not mean history and politics have been disentangled.

And while you're at it, you were trying to get disentangled from this family, remember?

There is the whole of life, after all, just waiting to be disentangled.

As such, it goes to the heart of the security relationship, which needs to be disentangled from the trade issue.

He shook his head, as if to disentangle himself from the old man's mind.

I took a deep breath and disentangled myself from her.

The two find it impossible to disentangle themselves from the past.

It seemed to take forever, but at last he was disentangled from her.

When he finally managed to disentangle himself, his radio was dead.

But disentangling herself from the company is harder than it may seem.

Lower man did not rise when the mass disentangled itself.

I'm confused and think that maybe I should disentangle myself from his life.

She seemed to be having trouble disentangling herself from the lines and getting through the window.

This meant that these two factors were hard to disentangle.

Yet she could not disentangle that sensation from her personal response.

I disentangled myself from his arms, turned around and hugged him.

It took me a while to disentangle my stuff from hers.

I had to disentangle the story because it goes backward and forward in time.

"I believe he'll find it very hard for him to disentangle himself from that mess."

The available data do not permit disentangling their independent effect.

It took almost five minutes for Rachel to disentangle herself and step back.