Sentence examples for finally dismantling from inspiring English sources

Shin Beom-chul of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies, a think tank in Seoul, says the danger is that North Korea will demand that U.S. forces withdraw at the final stage of negotiations as a condition for finally dismantling its nuclear weapons.

The Detroit Pistons grinding out the second half of the N.B.A. season and finally dismantling the Los Angeles Lakers to win a championship.

But if it passes, the plan would represent the most significant change in the city's student assignment system in nearly a quarter-century, finally dismantling the remnants of the notorious busing plan.

Little did Mr. Trump know that the Arizona senator would help drive the stake through legislation that sought to realize the Republicans' seven-year dream of finally dismantling Obamacare, handing the president an embarrassing legislative setback.

Using his Brazilian earnings, he then returned to Portugal to buy back his companies in the 1990s before finally dismantling his financial empire by selling his banking assets to Santander, Spain's leading bank, in a controversial deal that the government tried — ultimately unsuccessfully — to block on the ground of national interest.

In addition to the Gaza proposal, three other steps were being urged on Israel: easing up on closures that had effectively laid siege to the largest Palestinian cities in the West Bank; releasing some Palestinian prisoners and, finally, dismantling so-called illegal outposts of Jewish settlements.

Ultimately, the reactor ran for over a decade before it was finally dismantled and buried in the woods.

The RFC was finally dismantled under the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration, which sought to limit government involvement in the economy.

After she and the cleaning woman had been frightened by the figure of the scarcrow, which Edmund had put in the cellar, he finally dismantled it.

After weeks of unwashed silence he's finally dismantled his crisis-beard and returned his woollen catastrophe-hat to the BBC's Break In Case Of Homelessness box.

For its proponents, it offered a utopian vision of an art world in which color and class barriers were finally dismantled.