Sentence examples for may disband from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the sit-in may disband if " there are only a couple of people there," Geoffrey Supran, a member of the group, said.

At each caucus, any candidate who does not gain the support of a certain percentage of the attendees — typically, fifteen per cent — is considered nonviable, and supporters may disband and align with other candidates.

Austria's government has said it may disband a far-right group that received a donation from the main suspect in the New Zealand mosque attacks.

However, if the National Assembly rejects the executive branch's programme twice in one year, the president may disband the Assembly and call for new legislative elections.

The team, racked with injuries, is playing at least seven men short of a full roster because the league doesn't want to spend money to restock a lame-duck team that may disband any day.

There is nothing that says what they tell the commission cannot be used against them in a U.S. court of law". If Joseph Yagur, Irit Erb and Ilan Ravid refuse to answer questions, the commission may disband.

To quell their unhappy citizens, Jordan has barred Syrians from obtaining legal work, from receiving certain medical services, and may soon disband all international NGOs whose primary work involves Syrians.

The original group may have disbanded, but the Progressives continued to exist until 1956, with a younger group of artists coming together under its rubric.

(Sinagra) ROBERT POLLARD, RICHARD DAVIES (Thursday) The prolific recording maven Robert Pollard may have disbanded his much beloved band, Guided by Voices, but he continues to record and perform with undeterred gusto.

Facebook may have disbanded its "Trending" news section, but the social network is not abandoning its media company ambitions, despite whatever CEO Mark Zuckerberg said to Congress.

The IRA may have disbanded, but that didn't stop terror from taking a new shape in the form of Al-Qaeda.