Sentence examples for forced breakup from inspiring English sources

In patterns that originated in the forced breakup of families during slavery, black children are less likely to be raised in traditional nuclear families than whites.

In other countries, like Britain, political leaders have openly called for the forced breakup of such institutions on the theory that more modest measures would not guard against future calamities.

Is the forced breakup of the mothers and children of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Eldorado, Tex., another example, albeit in an oSaintsbly more beninn form?

Furor led by muckrakers forced breakup 1911.

In fact, the offshoots of Standard Oil and AT&T t have performed remarkably well in the stock market following the forced breakup of those two monopolies.

Tim Wu's 2010 book "The Master Switch" proposes a "Separations Principle" that would include forced breakups of monopolies, but only in information industries.

His predecessor, Zhu Rongji, forced the breakup and privatization of thousands of state-owned enterprises, greatly increasing economic efficiency.

NOW In January 2009, he announced he was leaving Citigroup on the same day news leaked that regulators had effectively forced a breakup of the bank.

PARIS — The Swedish carmaker Saab, awaiting investments from companies in China, sought court protection from creditors on Wednesday, heading off a legal challenge from unions that could have forced the breakup of the company.

(Just a few years earlier, the federal government had forced the breakup of NBC — that's where ABC came from — so broadcasters had reason to take Washington's wishes very seriously).

There's a scene early on where she's forced this breakup with this younger woman and she's looking through pictures of her lost loved one.