The word "dismantles" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to mean the act of taking apart a structure or item in a systematic manner, usually in order to repair or replace something. For example, "The mechanic dismantled the engine to diagnose the problem."
At points Morris dismantles his moves into comically crude elements - a ballerina's lift reduced to a series of bumpy hops.
But each time he evokes a simpler golden age, he dismantles and demythologises it.
At one level it dismantles the last remnants of the conglomerate superstructure that survived even the legal integration of Mercedes-Benz into Daimler-Benz nine years ago.
But making further progress will be difficult unless he dismantles some of the bureaucracy he has created, and allows his managers more freedom to manage.
Mr Aso is adamant that pressure must be used until North Korea dismantles its weapons and explains the mysterious disappearances of ordinary Japanese during the 1970s and 1980s.
Mr Roh also favours the continuation of Mr Kim's "sunshine policy" of engagement with the North, whereas Mr Lee has called for aid to be halted until the North dismantles its recently-revealed uranium-enrichment programme for nuclear weapons.As well as the front-runners, there are several candidates from minor parties standing in the poll, for a grand total of seven in all.
CIMC, a Chinese firm that makes shipping containers, dismantles entire production lines in expensive countries and rebuilds them back home.The companies on BCG's list have ventured overseas for different reasons.
Much will depend on the other parties involved offering and withholding carrots the deal called for 50,000 tonnes of desperately-needed fuel oil to be delivered for the Yongbyon shutdown, rising to a total of 1m tonnes once North Korea finishes the declaration of past activities and when it disables and dismantles its nuclear weapons.
The resulting "grab race" dismantles the company and raises far less than the assets' true value as a going concern.The bankruptcy court avoids this.
Last month, South Korea privately presented North Korea's boss, Kim Jong Il, with its new proposal: large dollops of food aid and, once the North dismantles its nuclear capability, some 2,000MW of electric power a year supplied from the South.In South Korea there is enthusiastic talk of a "Marshall Plan" for North Korea.
A worker dismantles electronic waste in Guiyu, southern China.
