Sentence examples for dismantled to prevent from inspiring English sources

Containers and pallets will be loaded up and helicopters and vehicles dismantled to prevent theft.

After the 1997 match, Deep Blue was dismantled to prevent any chance of a redemption game.

The life-size galleys and pirate ships were dismantled to prevent them from being used by competing studios.

Nevertheless, labor unions are being dismantled to deprive workers of their power to prevent corporate abuse.

He dismantled Appleby Castle to prevent it from being used against royal forces, and at the same time put Brougham at the service of the Elizabethan government, although there was no fighting at the castle.

But a statement from Mr. Sharon's office said his security cabinet had decided not to allow Mr. Arafat to go to Bethlehem this year because he was "not acting to dismantle Palestinian terror organizations, to prevent terror attacks against Israel from areas of the Palestinian Authority, to punish terrorists, among them the murderers of Minister Zeevi and those who sent them".

Cazeneuve's spokesman refused to discuss the precise date the camp would be dismantled, saying discretion was necessary to prevent disruption or attracting large numbers to the camp in its final days or weeks.

As tanks and troops once again carve up the Gaza Strip, Israel is talking of "applying pressure" to force Hamas to agree to another, more durable ceasefire on Israel's terms and of "dismantling the infrastructure of terror" to prevent the Islamist group from launching rockets into the Jewish state.

After being dismantled, the car was towed away to prevent further defacement.

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.

Through the provisions of his will, however, Louis XIV had left the effective power in the hands of his own two legitimized natural sons in order to prevent Orléans from dismantling the system of absolute royal despotism.