Sentence examples for full dismantling from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu told Obama in return that Iran was committed to Israel's destruction and only a full dismantling of its military nuclear programme would suffice.

Mr. Netanyahu's new mantra is "distrust, dismantle and verify," and in an interview with NBC News he insisted on "a full dismantling of Iran's nuclear program," something Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, has made clear is unacceptable.

Mariano Rajoy, the leader of the opposition Popular Party, called the announcement "good news," with the caveat that "the tranquillity of Spaniards will only be complete when the full dismantling of ETA has occurred".

As we end a year in which President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder have given important signals that they are aware of the moral and human destruction of both mass incarceration and mass deportation we must endeavor to produce the kind of grass roots social movement that will demand a full dismantling of both these legacies of the era of governing through crime.

"Israel calls upon the international community not to reach a partial agreement that would fail to bring about the full dismantling of the Iranian military nuclear program, and at the same time, could lead to the collapse of the sanctions regime," a statement said.

The goal of Soltysik, whose T-shirt that day implored "Kill Your TV," was the full dismantling of the Los Angeles Police Department.

The Department of Justice is now supporting a full legal dismantling of the Affordable Care Act.

— ZACH HILLESLAND Michigan just completed one of the most impressive performances of the tournament thus far, a full-service dismantling of V.C.U.

A Buffalo team that the Jets had crushed just three weeks earlier — on the road, against an offense at full strength — dismantled their vaunted secondary.

Eight games, 35 goals – and now a full-on dismantling of the side that boasted the best defensive record in the league before this game.

First, there is the traditional libertarian argument against the intrusiveness and inefficiency of the welfare state – a problem that basic income, once combined with the full-blown dismantling of public institutions, might solve.