Sentence examples for failed to dismantle from inspiring English sources
The band's songs did not destroy commercial radio, and failed to dismantle MTV.
Past crackdowns on JeM ultimately failed to dismantle an organisation that continues to operate openly in Pakistan through its charity wing and numerous publications.
They failed to dismantle the system, but succeeded in making it easier for landlords to charge market rents for vacant units and to some higher-income tenants.
He said on Twitter that if unified state refusal failed to dismantle the law, he would prefer that Texans institute changes to the state's health care laws themselves over "the jack boot of the feds".
Israel, argued the prime minister, had dismantled all its settlements in Gaza, but the Palestinians had failed to dismantle "terror infrastructures" as required under earlier agreements and had let the violent Islamists of Hamas take Gaza over.
It happened again last week -- Republicans in the House of Representatives failed to dismantle a key provision of the Affordable Care Act, often referred to as Obamacare.
If he fails to dismantle his program, the Security Council resolution would authorize punitive measures.
In each installment MacGruber tries and fails to dismantle a time bomb, distracted from the task by his petty grievances and raging insecurities.
Encouragingly its mutation does display a mild termination defect in vivo, even though the isolated enzyme fails to dismantle Pol II from DNA templates in in vitro reactions [119 121].
When the Abbas government failed to take action to dismantle the terrorist militias, as required by the road map, Israel launched a series of targeted assassinations against Hamas military and political leaders, and the cease-fire collapsed.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Richard W. Fisher, broke ranks with most of his colleagues within the central bank last week, declaring, "The disagreeable but sound thing to do regarding institutions that are too big to fail is to dismantle them over time into institutions that can be prudently managed and regulated across borders".
