Sentence examples for * disbandment from inspiring English sources

At the end of World War I there was a wholesale disbandment of units of the Australian Army as the wartime Army was disbanded and its personnel demobilised.

Now the PPP risks disbandment.

This led to its formal disbandment, and a split.

But wait: how does the Great Disbandment of Aught-Four figure into that?

In response, the league will call the union's disbandment a sham.

A similar collaboration a few months later in Los Angeles prefaced the Nice's ill-humoured disbandment.

Holles attempted to brush this movement aside and push through his disbandment scheme.

Bishop Néraz threatened the sisterhood with disbandment and removed Mother St. Andrew from office.

The change went smoothly and was followed by the disbandment of all han troops.

This led to its formal disbandment, and a split, with a breakaway group contesting the polls.

Parliament responded with a declaration accusing the party of treason and demanding its disbandment.