Sentence examples for involves the dismantling from inspiring English sources
One involves the dismantling of Samara energo, the main utility in the Volga River region of Samara.
It remains a major military contractor, however, and has done extensive work in the department's so-called demilitarization work, which involves the dismantling and safe disposal of old weapons.
"This is a signal moment for NIH," the e-mail continues, noting that it also involves the dismantling of another NIH component with a "rich history," the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR).
This highly coordinated and active molecular process involves the dismantling of leaf cellular components, degradation of cell constituents, and remobilization of nutrients, in particular, nitrogen, to developing seeds in annual plants, or stems and roots in perennial species.
A deal with Syria would also involve the dismantling of Jewish settlements in the territory.
Two were killed in separate falls in March and November 2013, while another died in February 2014 following an accident involving the dismantling of a crane.
The restoration involved the dismantling of the five square platforms and the improvement of drainage by embedding water channels into the monument.
A more leftist take would be that Britain's issues with race and class are systematic and that Meghan is a distraction from meaningful change, which would probably involve the dismantling of the monarchy.
This involved the dismantling of indigenous power structures, the destruction of pagan temples and idols, the concentration of indigenous populations in centralised settlements that could be more easily controlled and evangelised, the incorporation of these new settlements into the Spanish system of tributes and taxes, and the introduction of Christian imagery.
In countries where reforms involved the dismantling of state agricultural institutions, finding mechanisms to encourage and assist the private sector to fill these gaps was vital.
At this, the Americans are thinking of offering North Korea a formal promise not to attack as part of a deal involving the verifiable dismantling of North Korea's nuclear programme.
