Sentence examples for difficult to disband from inspiring English sources

An independent military force, the militia proved difficult to disband, and frequently it turned against the dynasty in the early 20th century.

It is difficult for the State Department to convince other countries to disband private militias, when the United States itself employs private forces which are beyond any effective legal system.

American and Iraqi officials said Monday that they had won commitments from nine of the country's largest militias to disband, but there were immediate indications that the agreement might be difficult to enforce.

But Mr. Marais refused to disband.

The board voted to disband itself.

It needs to disband its caucuses.

The king threatens to disband the monarchy?

Prosecutors seek to disband the party.

The crowd applauded and began to disband.

After Botani died unexpectedly, in 2010, Piratbyrån decided to disband.

Better to disband the House than to increase its size.