Sentence examples similar to complete break up from inspiring English sources

Investors had been keen for a complete break-up of the businesses.

A complete break-up, although more likely than six weeks ago, is still a remote possibility.

The aim of this contingency plan is not the complete break-up of the 17-country euro area.

Pleasing both of its constituent parties looked a tough task: before the general election, some Liberal Democrats had called for a complete break-up of Britain's biggest banks; the Conservatives, the dominant party in the coalition, were less confrontational.

The deletion of "accident" from accident and emergency services; the softening up of the public to accept that emergency services are only for life-threatening conditions; the forced closures of A&E departments and the complete break-up of GP services – all this follows from the act that is dissolving the NHS.

"If it's school-by-school, a complete break-up of national pay and conditions, then I think that would be a focus for industrial action by our union".

Therefore, there may be no way to avert the partial or complete break-up of the Eurozone in the years to come.

This is making them more attractive to thieves – either to sell as complete vehicles or to break up to sell as parts".

When I appeared on his radio show on Monday afternoon, we were in complete agreement on the need to break up or otherwise constrain the size of big banks.

On family law, there will be a six month deadline to complete care cases and if families break up, the law will be strengthened to make sure children continue to have a relationship with both parents if it's in their best interests.

NAB says it intends to complete the break-up by the end of this year.