Sentence examples for cannot be dismantled from inspiring English sources

What we may see is contracts that cannot be dismantled without severe penalties.

A central premise was to prevent producers from deliberately designing electronics which cannot be dismantled and reused.

The remaining two levels deal with issues of national security, like terrorism and drug trafficking, and cannot be dismantled without putting the national security of Egypt at risk.

For Mr Blair, however, vindication over the Hutton report will be placed in the context of his now diminished popular reputation....is still not good for Tony BlairPerhaps in politics the business saying needs to be adapted: a poor reputation for trustworthiness takes years to build, but cannot be dismantled in an instant.

Paddy Ashdown, a British politician who last year became the fourth high representative of the international community -- effectively the Western powers' proconsul in Bosnia -- knows that his omnipotent office cannot be dismantled and the country left to fend for itself -- the ultimate goal -- without an overhaul of the economy.

The vast patronage empire of the Palestinian Authority cannot be dismantled overnight.

Such talk was stoked when Ms. Warren, within hours of the release of the president's budget on Wednesday, sent supporters an e-mail sounding an alarm: "Our Social Security system is critical to protecting middle-class families, and we cannot allow it to be dismantled inch by inch".

Our Social Security system is critical to protecting middle class families, and we cannot allow it to be dismantled inch by inch.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren summed it up pretty well, as she is wont to do: "'Chained CPis is just a fancy way to say 'cut benefits for seniors, the permanently disabled, and orphans.' Our Social Security system is critical to protecting middle-class families, and we cannot allow it to be dismantled inch by inch".

Amnesty has called for the gangs matrix to be dismantled if it cannot be brought into line with international human rights standards.

Some believe that if it cannot remain where it is, it should be dismantled and stored with the hope of reinstalling it at some future date.