“departure from”可以造什么句，departure from造句

recommended departure from the cost basis

ATM represents a radical departure from the traditional LAN format.

Ordered curry as a departure from his usual bland diet.

Transport guest luggage from their room to the point of departure from the hotel.

Venezuela apart, nowhere would his departure from office be felt more strongly than in Cuba.

Conventional people are roused to fury by departure from convention, largely because they regard such departure as a criticism of themselves.

In the last week of the month, Paul Begala announced his departure from the White House.

Now she's written a novel which is not a mystery and is a considerable departure from her previous work.

Hurd's departure from HP touched off an ugly spat with Oracle, its long-time partner and more recent rival.

Let your departure from the more recent ground, slowly up and down dumbbells, not excessive rate, as many continued.

"all transit, transshipment and through goods, throughout the period from the time of arrival in the territory to the time of departure from the territory"

It had been thought he might consummate his departure from the governing majority by announcing a new party, openly hostile to the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.

They set off firecrackers to celebrate their departure from the racist rule of the Malays in Kuala Lumpur, and some streets were covered with red fireworks scraps.

Here the selection of base circle radius and its effect upon the assessment of departure from roundness is discussed, and the corresponding curve is given.

Moving from casual dating to a physical relationship with a new partner may require a departure from what your hormones are dictating when children are part of the picture.

This is a departure from the usual practice of the Click and Wait paradigm, where the browser contacts the mid-tier server to download presentation content on each and every user action.

This young community was a new comer in the realm of art, but their era and what they possess are quite a departure from that of their seniors, especially in Shanghai.

"Realism has become the commonly accepted definition of the style of "modem"drama, which means from the time of Ibsen in the 1870's and 1880's up to the present, and any departure from it has come to be known as stylization."

Conversely, departure from the four cardinal principles and talk about democracy in the abstract will inevitably lead to the unchecked spread of ultra-democracy and anarchism, to the complete disruption of political stability and unity, and to the total failure of our modernization programme.

departure from what is ethically acceptable.

News of the scandal certainly hastened his departure from office.

The time for my departure from Japan was drawing nearer every day.

Consequently, when traffic is heavy, congestion increases upon departure from the toll plaza.

The implicit meaning of a numeral is in essence a cultural departure from the original literal meaning.

Report and obtain approval from the organ executing the control for a change in residence or departure from the city or county.

The reason behind this was that at that time it was a radical and revitalizing departure from the conventional drab box on wheels that it replaced.

If allowed to develop, this idea would involve the danger of estrangement from the masses, control of the government by the army and departure from proletarian leadership -- it would be to take the path of warlordism like the Kuomintang army.

The emperor's departure from the capital less than a hundred miles would have become a serious problem, which was also a special phenomenon of the state organization on that day.

To sum up, the move of the capital city of the unified dynasty from Chang'an and Luoyang to Kaifeng is due to economic considerations, the continuation and development of the emperor's departure from Chang'an to Luoyang since the Sui and Tang dynasties, and the focus is to obtain more convenient grain and consumer goods.

departure from officially recognized accounting principles

Publishers fear any departure from their existing business model and so, with less cause, do authors.

On his departure from the galleys it had been nineteen years since he had shed a tear.

In the execution of a computer program, a departure from the implicit or declared order in which instructions are being executed.

Prior to departure from Brasilia, he met again with President Lula and their discussions focused on how to further expand and deepen China-Brazil mutual beneficial economic and trade cooperation.

The new system is a departure from the previous one.

During the painful period before his inevitable departure from Anfield, he received calls of support from Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush and John Aldridge.

"I agree that in the event that the invoice attached to the sealed bag is not collected by the authorized collection officers immediately prior to my departure from Australia, I will be personally liable to pay Bevilles Pty Ltd the amount of sales tax payable in respect of these goods."

Abstract： An investigation indicates that several contradictions involved in the process of the progress of TCM under market economy and it made many difficult choices and brought the departure from its market orientation.

"all export goods, throughout the period from the time of declaration to the time of departure from the territory"