Sentence examples for dismantled until from inspiring English sources

But the original was not dismantled until Tuesday.

But the hierarchies of South Africa did not start to be dismantled until nearly a century later.

Dozens of demonstrators huddled around bonfires early on Sunday in frigid temperatures at an encampment outside a Minneapolis police station that they have said will not be dismantled until their demands are met.

Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, another member of the ministerial committee whose agency was identified in the report as responsible for numerous violations, told the cabinet that no outposts should be dismantled until Israel has evacuated all Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip under its disengagement program, which is scheduled for late summer.

(Even though China and the U.S. were allies in World War II, the act was not repealed until 1943, with repercussions preventing full implementation into the 1960s). Canada and Australia adopted comparable policies – Canada passed the Chinese immigration act in 1885, while Australia had a "whites only" immigration policy that was not dismantled until 1973.

She was paid off at Portsmouth in 1886 and remained there, partly dismantled, until 1900 when she briefly became part of the HMS Vernon torpedo school as a store hulk.

Sold by the volunteers to the Town of Riverhead for $1, it will remain for the eight-week spawning season and then be dismantled and stored until next year.

La Goulue, the Upper East Side brasserie that has been a mirrored playground for the well connected and the comfortably ZIP-coded, will close on Aug. 26, and its classic fin de siècle Parisian décor will be dismantled and stored until a new location can be found.

Surely America can deal with them on its own". Plans to scrap 13 ships from the "Ghost Fleet" of retired U.S. Navy vessels were thrown into limbo last week when Britain's High Court ruled they could not be dismantled in England until legal challenges by environmentalists are heard next month.

Parsi added he did not think that Tehran would start dismantling infrastructure until the congressional review had been completed.

The recession has enabled this ideological coup to take place, for even Thatcher did not start thinking about dismantling welfare until her third term.