Sentence examples for disbandment of from inspiring English sources

At the end of World War I there was a wholesale disbandment of units of the Australian Army as the wartime Army was disbanded and its personnel demobilised.

But wait: how does the Great Disbandment of Aught-Four figure into that?

The change went smoothly and was followed by the disbandment of all han troops.

Maoists have demanded the resignation of the prime minister, Madhav Kumar Nepal, and the disbandment of the coalition government.

Schoeff has been promoted to sergeant since the disbandment of Public Housing South, and has served as an investigator of complaints against police.

Though the disbandment of the department still seems less rather than more likely this summer, no one would be entirely surprised if it were broken up.

(Motown) The last time Q-Tip put out an album, he was kick-starting a solo career after the disbandment of A Tribe Called Quest.

In January, the rebels declared themselves the country's rulers, ordered disbandment of the parliament and formation of a presidential council in addition to a new legislative body.

The failure of the police to resolve this case led to the public vilification and subsequent disbandment of the special patrol group.

The end of the second world war and the fall of the Nazi regime led to the disbandment of the Gauliga system and the introduction of the Oberliga.

Clearly, Yeltsin wished to rid Russia of the encumbrance of the Soviet Union and to seek the disbandment of that body.