Sentence examples for dismantling services from inspiring English sources

Politicians in Westminster are systematically dismantling services that maintain the very fabric of culture and community here".

The Back End group recycles the used fuel and provides transport, clean-up, and dismantling services.

The government is not only refusing to tackle tax avoidance, but it's dismantling public services because it loses £25bn a year to it.

They accuse the conservative People's party government of breaking promises made in their election campaign a year ago and of using the crisis as a smokescreen for dismantling public services, creeping privatisation and undermining working rights.

Unless he does this, he will never make the public sector more efficient and he won't be able to get the government deficit down without large tax increases or a complete dismantling of services".

But this vote also reflects the anger doctors feel towards this government in terms of undermining and dismantling public services, which aims to reduce state spending, the pension burden and union power, in order to suit the interests of private health companies and city financiers.

In the last article I expressed my concerns about the systematic dismantling of services for aging Americans by the radical right, many of whom profess that our churches and local communities can take over the responsibility for us when we no longer can care for ourselves.

Labour may accuse Mr Osborne of pushing tax cuts for ideological reasons – to shrink the state and dismantle public services.

The governments and people of these countries were told the only way to address Soviet-era oppression, corruption and inefficiency was to dismantle public services in health and education, deflate pension payments and hollow out public administration.

Seemingly in agreement, Google started dismantling the service in 2011, finally turning it off this summer, and, of course, the Web went bananas.

"We feel that by the time the minister got involved last summer, a lot of the groundwork for dismantling the service in Belfast had already begun and a great deal of damage was done by the health officials," she said.