Sentence examples for should disband from inspiring English sources
Ideally, the I.R.A. should disband as a military organization.
But, he adds, if the integrity of its achievement is to be preserved, Otpor should disband itself immediately.
"Paramilitary organisations have no place in a democratic society, they were never justified in the past, they are not justified today, and they should disband," she said.
Two weeks ago, the nationalist group responded to Mr. Blair's warning that it should disband by stating that the I.R.A. was not a threat to the peace effort.
Second, President Karzai should disband the current Supreme Court and appoint new members, a power granted to him by the Constitution.
America has 11 aircraft carriers, another in construction, and one more in reserve.All of which isn't to say that America's generals should rest easy, or that the president should disband the army.
Should Alliance disband its in-house operation and just hire a cheaper external manager?
#pagingEdgerrinJames. @Jones_Drew32 If we win against Houston this Sunday, the Texans should just disband after the game.
It is a valuable program, and one we should not disband without considering the repercussions such a choice would have.
The gradual imposition of Russian as the third official language was ordered in 1900, and in 1901 it was decreed that Finns should serve in Russian units and that Finland's own army should be disbanded.
Nevertheless, identical host range of the two genera suggest that the same is true in other hosts, so the genus Metacoronympha (Kirby, 1939) should be disbanded as a junior synonym of Coronympha (Kirby 1929) and the genus Coronympha should be revised to include the Metacoronympha-morph stage.
