Sentence examples for successfully dismantle from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the more practical strategy to successfully dismantle dictatorships is to build and strengthen inclusive coalitions and alliances of anti-dictatorship forces who are willing to stand up and demand real change.

Is he confident that a major bank on the verge of failure could be successfully dismantled?

She has successfully dismantled the Andenpakt, 10 years after she became leader of the Christian Democrats.

Between the two of them they have successfully dismantled hundreds and hundreds of bombs.

They spent the last off-season bolstering the defense and on consecutive playoff weekends successfully dismantled the league's co-most valuable players -- quarterbacks Steve McNair and Peyton Manning.

The US successfully dismantled its pre-9/11 training camps and surviving members of the group scattered to Pakistan and elsewhere.

The appropriations bill stipulates that the United States will support the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency — which successfully dismantled Iraq's nuclear program in the early 1990s — "only if the Secretary of State determines (and so reports to the Congress) that Israel is not being denied its right to participate in the activities of that Agency".

Under Mr. Romney, neither the governor nor the legislature enjoyed notable successes in education, although Mr. Romney is credited with battling successfully against efforts to dismantle some of the 1993 reforms.

Indeed, the Europeans have successfully uncovered and dismantled a number of active cells in their countries.

It should not surprise us that more extreme acts of religious persecution committed against Muslims can lead some to support or join terrorist groups that target the U.S. The CSA was successfully monitored and dismantled in part because it was based on U.S. soil.

And Mitsubishi Motors is part of a tightly knit business cluster, the Mitsubishi group, which has successfully resisted political and financial pressure to dismantle itself, unlike some other such clusters, or keiretsu.