Sentence examples for make dismantling from inspiring English sources

From the moment he was sworn into office, US president Barack Obama has tried to make dismantling Iran's vast nuclear infrastructure into his legacy issue.

Likewise, there are very few politicians who would make dismantling the NHS their selling point, and yet it feels as though they're vying with one another to see who can do the least to protect it.

Moreover, Fund policy represents an effective way to make WEEE dismantling industry larger and improve its standardization, and can balance the losses and make dismantling enterprises profitable via subsidies.

It was a bit too real for some onlookers in this northern Italian city where tensions with Roma are high and city hall has made dismantling Roma camps a priority.

President Donald Trump made dismantling huge portions of the EPA a priority and proposed shrinking its budget by 31percentt, a plan endorsed by controversial EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.

Kutcher pointed out that part of what makes dismantling and exposing trafficking networks so challenging is the industry's global nature.

Anschutz is also a backer of Americans for Prosperity, the political war chest founded by the right-wing Koch brothers and has donated to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who has made dismantling labor unions a key part of his policy agenda.

If the investigation is followed through transparently, a beginning will have been made in dismantling the case of ham-handed justice.

To claim we are "struggling" when serious inroads are being made into dismantling organised crime groups is an unusual viewpoint.

Though the plan includes converting unused second-floor rooms into writers' spaces and ground-floor offices into children's and teenagers' areas, the critics say these changes could be made without dismantling the old bookshelves.

The country made progress dismantling the most obvious forms of racial bigotry in the 1960s, but we refused to commit ourselves to a process of truth and reconciliation.