Sentence examples for dismantled state from inspiring English sources

Others have asked for government jobs for award-winning athletes or members of dismantled state agencies.

At the urging of the I.M.F., the World Bank, and other international organizations, it dismantled state industries, lowered trade barriers, disbanded the livestock collectives, and redistributed the animals to the nomads.

This system was entirely unsuitable given the security situation, the lack of accurate census figures, heavy intimidation from ethnic and religious militias, gross interventions by Iran, dismantled state institutions, and the use of religious symbols by parties to influence voters.

Valiant was paid off in 1885, and saw no further front-line service; lying for thirteen years in a partially dismantled state at Devonport.

At the Museo Jumex, these and other objects and documents relating to the war were joined by two office chairs from the Kennedy Administration shown in a dismantled state, with their leather and muslin coverings stripped off and drooping forlornly from nails in the wall.

The now dismantled state-owned Central Electricity Generating Board at one time used to argue that a minimum capacity to cope with peak demand should not be less than 25%.

Other effective reforms include dismantling state support for large corporations, or "national champions" as they are known in France.

And yes, we are dismantling state education, but that is OK, as we are going to give a few primary schools some unqualified new teachers".

Her relationship with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev opened up the way to ending the cold war; her privatisation policies showed the world how to dismantle state socialism.

But after experiencing severe debt problems in the 1980s, African countries were practically forced by the IMF and World Bank to dismantle state intervention in the economy – it was deemed inefficient and corrupt.

Once in office, the new government began dismantling state agencies, such as the Human Rights Office at the Central Bank, that had been mandated to provide evidence to support the judiciary in a further step: the investigation of the civilian and economic accomplices of the military government.