Sentence examples for event of dismemberment from inspiring English sources

Agreement of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, (April 1917), pact concluded at Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, on the French-Italian border, between Great Britain, France, and Italy to reconcile conflicting claims of France and Italy over southwestern Anatolia in the event of dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I, then in progress.

This coverage "in the event of accidental death or dismemberment while traveling on a Scheduled Airline flight" will cost $4.50 per trip.

It protects your family in the event of death or permanent dismemberment, with a set monthly amount or a flat payout option that can replace the income that could have been prospectively earned by you.

But there are no actual scenes of dismemberment and cannibalism.

It also offers more scenes of dismemberment and murder.

It's a kind of dismemberment by montage, although here it's finally Jon who's in pieces.

But for a woman under threat of dismemberment, she seemed remarkably sanguine — even upbeat.

You could be sold into slavery to satisfy your creditors, and there was the even more dismaying prospect of dismemberment.

One end was cluttered with desks, remote-control modules, and model helicopters in various states of dismemberment.

During the "orange revolution" of 2004, which swept Viktor Yushchenko to Ukraine's presidency, the threat of dismemberment was revived by supporters of Viktor Yanukovich, his Russian-backed rival.

But it depends also on the degree of dismemberment over the years.