Sentence examples for disbanding it from inspiring English sources

At about the same time, London Contemporary Dance Theatre was losing its funding, and instead of disbanding it altogether, they formed a new, smaller company in 1994, the Richard Alston Dance Company.

And in the mid-1990's, the division fought for its very existence when the Giuliani administration considered disbanding it to help close a budget deficit.

Far from disbanding it, as he promised he would when taking power, he has expanded it.

The GRU went into decline in the 1990s and there was some talk of disbanding it, but in 2006 it moved to new headquarters.

Caught up in "the issues, the ideas and the initiatives" involved in educational reform, Mrs. Ross was faced with either expanding the school or disbanding it.

In fact, many American commanders argued vehemently at the time that the Iraqi military should be kept intact — that disbanding it would turn too many angry young men against the United States.

But the coalition disbanded it, and produced its final progress report on the review in January 2012, with more than half the 92 recommendations uncompleted.

By August 1864, War Department officials decided the brigade wasn't worth its trouble and disbanded it.

Faced with the prospect of paying for a paramilitary force which could only sit on its hands, the owners agreed to disband it.

But should Mr Satarov's team show the slightest sign of fulfilling its mandate, Mr Yeltsin would do well to disband it at once.

Reagan disbanded it last year.