Sentence examples for should not be dismantled from inspiring English sources

Stuart Lancaster, the England coach, said that the national team structure he has built should not be dismantled and showed no signs he intends to step down because of the side's early elimination from the World Cup.

Some of the archaic aspects of parliament either lend it character, contribute to our historic identity or actually serve a purpose and should not be dismantled, but bringing employment practice into the 21st century is fairly overdue".

Mr de Villepin said that these missiles should now be dismantled.

To one camp, Social Security is an inviolable promise to provide all workers the foundation of a comfortable retirement, and the program's looming financial problems should not be an excuse to dismantle what is in many ways the Federal Government's premier antipoverty program.

The levels of government protects one from the other, and although sometimes there is a holler for states' rights and local control, there should not be a push to dismantle one or the other.

The ruling should not be misread as a license to dismantle majority-minority districts in states like Texas, Georgia and the Carolinas, for example, where the persistence of racially polarized voting is such that having a majority of black voters is still essential to create districts where minority voters can elect candidates of their choosing.

"It should not be done through the slow dismantling of our right to bear arms, and by disarming law abiding Americans".

The author suggests that attempts to prematurely dismantle the existing infrastructure should not be taken lightly; the public has a strong interest in reliable and accessible legal information.

Administration officials disagree, saying that North Korea should not be rewarded for cheating on its past nuclear agreements and must begin dismantling weapons before it sees any economic benefits.

Calls to dismantle the biggest institutions and split up universal banks have not got far.Yet the scale of the change sweeping over banking should not be minimised.

Not only should mainstream theatres not be subsidised, they should be dismantled, brick by brick.