Sentence examples for a dismemberment from inspiring English sources

"Or it could create a dismemberment of our political parties".

Supporters of the legislation call this a "dismemberment abortion".

Sept. 11 was a dismemberment: a violent separation.

Reading each line was messy and laborious, a dismemberment of language rather than a decipherment.

Every Bay Colony resident lost a friend or a relative; all knew of a dismemberment or an abduction.

They strongly oppose a break-up, as does Telefónica, although a dismemberment of Telecom Italia might give the Spanish firm opportunities to buy some or all of its component businesses.

"This is the deepest moment of the party's troubles, but I still don't see a total dismemberment," said Hans-Peter Moller, a political analyst.

It is not clear how such a separation might work without a total dismemberment of the big firms.

That handover is "a disturbing dismemberment of our... federal patrimony," says Antonio Rossmann, a Berkeley water law expert.

Thus, President James Monroe observed that a growing network of canals and turnpikes and the development of the steamboat were helping stitch a disparate country together, even as other Americans, like DeWitt Clinton, foresaw a calamitous "dismemberment of the Union," East to West, unless it were bound to­gether by a common thread like the Erie Canal.

A judicial dismemberment?