Sentence examples for * dismantlement in from inspiring English sources

He said it might be asked to go from a "freeze" to actual dismantlement in a very short time.

But its dismantlement in 1872 and the rise of sharecropping and "Jim Crow" laws ultimately led to Owen's greatest fear, "the virtual restoration of slavery" and white America's unwillingness to let African-Americans "take care of themselves".

Under a 2007 deal, North Korea agreed to take apart its main nuclear complex – a step toward its ultimate dismantlement – in return for 1m tons of fuel oil and other concessions.

The new banks will be regulated much as existing lenders are, but will be required to have clear provisions for orderly dismantlement in case of bankruptcy.By welcoming more private capital, officials are hoping to inject competition and innovation into China's sclerotic banking sector.

Then, there were seven nuclear powers, including South Africa, which built up its arsenal entirely in secret, announcing its existence two years after its dismantlement in 1991, the year when it signed up to the NPT.Now there are nine powers, and the kind of protocols that the cold-war era America and Soviet Union set up to reassure each other are much less in evidence today.

It's that self-effacing attitude that led to the group's temporary dismantlement in 2008, when they felt that their growing popularity and the interest around their clashes in Çarşı were overshadowing the football club they love.

Care4Calais is among the groups that have opposed the dismantlement plans in the French courts.

Getting an accurate list of past nuclear work is essential if the six-party deal verifiable nuclear dismantlement and disarmament in return for massive energy and other assistance is not to be abused and discredited.

This area remains polluted by cadmium, despite the dismantlement of the smelter in Lommel in 1974, the transition from pyrolytic to electrolytic zinc refining in Overpelt in the 1970s, and a complete cessation of the cadmium production in Overpelt in 1992 and in Balen in 2002.

A new law limiting foreign ownership of media companies will in effect see the dismantlement of the Russian edition of Forbes, an American weekly, and Vedomosti, a daily part-owned by foreigners.

But he did not deliver the same caliber of dismantlement as he had in his previous knockout of the former champion Juan Urango 22-1-1 22-1-1 22-1-1