Sentence examples for dismantled not from inspiring English sources

There are also vestiges of Dowry Castle, a Victorian-era mansion that was dismantled not long after its completion in 1870 to make way for a reservoir project.

Not a single centrifuge is dismantled, not a single aspect of the Arak plutonium heavy water reactor, not a single aspect of the military aspect of the programme is actually dismantled.

The cosy web of monopolies, exclusive agencies and commission-gathering gatekeepers must be dismantled, not only to squeeze profiteers but to create a transparent business climate that promotes trust.Social policies need to be updated, too.

Later, back in the mining office, McDaniel will show me intricate diagrams of the mining operation -- the way mountains are dismantled not in one blast but methodically, layer by layer.

We'll know that our nation's efforts are reaching our abolitionist goal when we see Los Angeles's Skid Row dismantled — not through police sweeps or good intentions, but through the same consumer-driven business strategies that have sustained Google and Apple and have reduced homelessness in scores of other cities.

Many economists and market advocates within the Congress Party agree that the poor need better tools to receive their benefits but believe existing delivering system needs to be dismantled, not expanded; they argue that handing out vouchers equivalent to the bag of grain would liberate the poor from an unwieldy government apparatus and let them buy what they please, where they please.

As inequality has risen in the developed world, many governments have been dismantling — not increasing — estate taxes.

The debate has been about how much of the welfare state to dismantle, not whether it should be done.

Italy triumphed the classic Italian way to dismantle not only preconceptions but Belgium as an attacking and defensive unit.

How quaint that notion seems now, when a flag is about equal parts corporate branding tool and national emblem; when designers are busily dismantling not just patriotism but the visible symbols of a patriarchy that grows more anachronistic by the moment, thanks to social transformations engineered through the alchemy of the Web.

Outlying settlements would be dismantled -- not now, he said, "but in due time," perhaps over four or five years.