Sentence examples for disband without from inspiring English sources
"disband without" is not a complete part of a sentence
It is missing a subject and verb. It can be used as part of a sentence, but on its own it is not grammatically correct. Example: The committee decided to disband without a clear plan for how their tasks would be completed.
Mark Robbins, the board's lone member, said Justice Department attorneys told him in the fall that the board could be forced to disband without a governing board.
The government has tried to define workers' complaints as pocketbook issues, analysts said, hoping that if specific demands are met, workers will disband without blaming those in charge and without adding political change to their list of priorities.
Although police officials sought to portray the move from 26 Federal Plaza as a deployment maneuver, one law enforcement official familiar with the effort described it as an effort by the police to "disband, without disbanding" the combined bank robbery unit.
It is a valuable program, and one we should not disband without considering the repercussions such a choice would have.
But if you lie about a political issue, the court is not the backstop for truth". For ballot measures, she said, this allows corporations to create astroturf organizations (The industry-funded group supporting the ban on grocery taxes in Washington is called Yes! To Affordable Groceries), mislead the public and then disband without taking a hit to their reputations.
The panel disbanded without finding any widespread fraud.
The most recent round in 2017, however, disbanded without any agreements amid bickering between the United States and Russia.
The article changed longstanding public perceptions that the grand jury in the case had disbanded without deciding to indict anyone.
A grand jury was convened to investigate the allegations, but it eventually disbanded, without issuing criminal charges.
But Mark Pieth, chair of an independent group set up to oversee reform, saw his committee disbanded without the introduction of at least seven reforms it considered crucial.
In Jalalabad, university students organized a demonstration, burning Mr. Obama and a Christian cross in effigy, but despite strident demands that the Americans leave, the protest remained peaceful and disbanded without incident.
