The sentence "dissolution of the police" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a process where an existing police force is formally disbanded. For example, "The dissolution of the police was a drastic measure taken in response to civil unrest."
A Muslim Brotherhood leader, Murad Adaileh, called for the resignation of the government and the dissolution of the riot police.
Law enforcement officials say Russia's shift to a more open society has led to greater disorder following the dissolution of the Soviet police state, but Russian museums' dire financial straits add to the problem of fighting crime.
The Second Silesian Uprising began a year later, on August 19 20, 1920, and was similarly suppressed within a few days, although it won the dissolution of the German police force and its replacement with a Polish-German force.
The students were also demanding the dissolution of the repressive police force.
In light of the latest revelations, a Maryland state lawmaker has even called for disbanding the city's police force, citing the dissolution of the Camden, New Jersey, police department in 2013.
They were to demand faster dissolution of the political and police apparatus.
Since taking office in 2004, Mr. Saakashvili has based his leadership on one big idea after another: the dissolution of the notoriously corrupt traffic police; changing the country's second language to English from Russian; moving Parliament from Tbilisi to Kutaisi, a small city a three-hour drive away; and, now, confronting poverty in the agrarian west by building a city from scratch.
President Enrique Peña Nieto has put his faith for improving policing in a project that foresees the mandatory dissolution of all municipal police forces and the modernization of state level forces.
With the dissolution of the Village most of the young police officers went on to full-time career with other agencies.
