Sentence examples for dismantle much from inspiring English sources

He wants his followers to dismantle much of Japan's American-sponsored political architecture, particularly its war-renouncing constitution.

The main act would require the British Government to abandon the habits of decades, free itself from Sir Humphrey, and dismantle much of the apparatus of central control.

In fact, their real surprise was how much bitter resistance the Medicare idea encountered among voters — the ones they claim share their fervent desire to dismantle much of the federal government.

One industry in particular — the financial sector — has used its power to gain an enormous advantage at public expense persuading the government to dismantle much of the federal regulatory structure.

Still, the possibility of such an agreement has people in network news worried over the prospect that CBS News might dismantle much of its news-gathering operation and rely on CNN's.

Iran will dismantle much of its nuclear infrastructure, while the UN, US and European Union will remove a wall of sanctions built around Iran over the last nine years.

Before 1998, inspectors dismantled much of Iraq's bomb program.

Any effective reform will involve dismantling much of the inefficient and over-staffed public sector.

He dismantled much of the state ownership and some of the bureaucratism inherited from Franco.

These are massive and mean dismantling much of sport in local communities.

He wants to pull out of the EU as a precursor to dismantling much of the apparatus of the Westminster government.