To wean

A year later came the Enhanced Energy Security Act, which aimed to wean the U. S. off of its addiction to foreign oil.

Over the past few years, Thailand's exporters have been trying to wean themselves off dependence on U.

and yet, explain it how you will, it gave him pleasure to wean me away from my dreams and fill me full of dates and historical events.

He also said that Dr Murray had been trying to wean Jackson off propofol, which the star used to call his "milk" .

He said he tried to wean Jackson off the drug. Murray said Jackson had injection marks on his hands and feet.

He said he tried to wean Jackson off the drug.

When you return you will have to wean off practicing your foreign language that you used when you were studying abroad.

Often she tried, as gently as might be, to wean him from this fanatic worship of the Muses.

The cash will be vital for a country that struggles to collect taxes and knows that it has to wean itself off international aid money.

But I think I'll soon be able to wean myself off this extra nap.

The trick is to wean the mage away from the thought that the drug, music or other tool is the experience.

An angry "Apple fan" took it upon himself to email Jobs and criticize Apple's decision to wean its consumer products off of Firewire.

Instead, every effort should be made to wean it away from noxious terrorist groups.

This might allow Khartoum to wean itself off southern oil but expect greater control by the south down the line.

There may be other, more effective, ways to wean people off piracy and on to purchasing of copyright content.

That may be why Japan has been unable to wean itself off government spending.

Japan's failure to wean itself off exports sooner means that it now faces a more painful adjustment.

Of course, no single strategy is going to wean us off coal in several decades.

The plan highlights the challenges facing this country as it strives to wean itself off dirty coal.

The best way to wean people off illegal but free downloading is to supply them with legal music that appears to be free.

Similarly, by partnering with PetroChina, Shell can nail down a customer nation determined to wean itself off coal.

The new chip is expected to wean China's computer industry quickly off dependence on foreign central-processing units.

In this play, Juliet's wet nurse recounted to Juliet's mother, Lady Capulet, how, to wean the baby, she applied Artemisia to her breasts .

He tolerated his radiation therapy well, but attempts to wean his steroids resulted in prompt seizure recurrence.

I know we need to wean you from Harvard in a figurative sense. I never knew we took it quite so literally.

China is making some progress in its efforts to wean itself off dependence on the Russians.

China offers an opportunity for central Asian states to wean themselves off reliance on Moscow.

As a consequence, there is a new urgency for China to wean itself from exports and rebalance its macro structure.

Emerging markets that need to wean themselves off cross-border capital will grow more slowly than their potential.

This makes it hard for China to wean itself off coal, which has long been cheaper than natural gas or oil.

And to avoid that apocalypse, we have to wean our economy from the use of fossil fuels, coal above all.

Paul Kagame, Rwanda's president, has often talked of the need to wean his country off foreign aid.

The churches are full of put-upon women who have dragged their men along, hoping to wean them off drink, gambling and other women.

One way to wean ourselves from oil is to come up with renewable sources of transportation fuel.

The central bank wants to wean banks off its emergency funding programme.

Even ETA's fiercest opponents recognise that Batasuna's leaders need help if they are to wean the group off violence.

He also persuaded a young writer on his staff to take the course, in order to wean herself from various medications.

But China needs to wean itself off its dependence on fixed-asset investment.

Devices have become security blankets. Take the time to wean yourself.

She tried to wean him away from baseball.

The authors conclude that it is difficult to wean banks from leverage.

"There are no substantial moves in the Asian hedge fund industry to wean itself off beta, " says Mr Daley.

Another executive ordered traders to "wean themselves off" Repo 105.

"We want to develop this can-do mentality, " he says, to wean the country off foreign aid.

I do not expect any government to dare to wean the English from their trust in land speculation.

These are emergency measures for now, but once started, it is hard to wean customers off them.

He was sent away to school to wean him from bad companions .

The biggest challenge, however, is not developing science and technology to wean developing countries off commodity exports or fossil fuels.

WenZhou city: The surveillance control engineering outfit of the center of forcing to wean

One country in the Gulf tries to wean itself off foreign workers