Sentence examples for dismantled either from inspiring English sources

"Hamas is in distress because of our activity," he said, "but we will not stop the pressure until the terrorist infrastructure is dismantled either by the Palestinian Authority or by us".

Among the buildings dismantled, either totally or in part, and rebuilt in another position, were the Palazzo dei Convertendi, the house of Giacomo and Bartolomeo da Brescia, the Church of the Nunziatina, the palaces Rusticucci-Accoramboni and degli Alicorni.

Most rood screens – which originally divided the nave from the altar area of the church and supported carved crosses – were dismantled and either burned or recycled for their wood.

At a time when many police departments have either dismantled or cut back on community policing due to shrinking federal funds, Chief Ortiz acknowledges keeping community policing strong won't be easy, but he said it's about more than dollars and resources.

My problem is when we depict any character a given way, an association is born: We have either dismantled, concocted or sustained a stereotype.

Camp Warhorse will either be dismantled or handed over to the Iraqis in two years, if not less, but it has taken on an air of permanence.

Will the verdict against the tobacco companies, with its $145 billion penalty, hold up on appeal? A. It is highly probable the verdict will either be dismantled or the case decertified.

These groups were all formerly part of collectivised state-run systems which have been either slowly dismantled in recent years (in China) or fell apart abruptly in 1991.

A 50 feet containment wall surrounds the island and many of Manhattan's bridges and tunnels have either been dismantled or are covered with mines to prevent anyone escaping from the prison.

Additionally, no advantage may be gained through either dismantling the bridge or the use of any self-propelling stick devices.

Although the sports facilities were either temporary or dismantled after the end of the Games, part of the legacy promises was to guarantee the full use of the permanent venues for international events but also by local communities.