Sentence examples for equivalent of dismantling from inspiring English sources

Selling profitable businesses like Santillana, he said, would have been the equivalent of dismantling Prisa, destroying its potential as a multimedia and increasingly digital platform.

Two senators proposed setting up a global equivalent of C-Span, the public affairs cable channel, as a way of dismantling what they called the formidable wall of secrecy that shields decision making at several leading international agencies.

Hope of dismantling our nuclear weapons.

Equally foolish is any talk of dismantling the O.C.E.

Moreover, time for dismantling has often been used as a good proxy to assess the easiness of dismantling.

In particular, they have been developed to improve the ability of products to be dismantled at the design stage (e.g. Design for Dismantling) and also to identify the best sequences of dismantling for process planning purposes.

The London equivalent of Occupy Wall Street may have seen its tents dismantled.

Not to do so would be the equivalent of working to free the slaves without working to dismantle the slavocracy.

In practice this means setting up the equivalent of an entire town's network infrastructure in three days and – once the race is finished – dismantling it all in just three hours.

The dismantling design comprises two separate, but combined, tasks, namely, the dismantling of reactor installation itself and dismantling of experimental loops.

The banking equivalent of Toyota?