Sentence examples for the task of dismantling from inspiring English sources

Djokovic has the task of dismantling an amorphous man, a complicated talent.

When Arlen died, of cancer, Rita and Jerry took on the task of dismantling his apartment.

For the past half year, he has been leading the task of dismantling the 21 settlements in Gaza, four in the West Bank and many others to follow.

Even more daunting is the task of dismantling the shadowy matrix of security agencies and operatives whose unaccountable powers accumulated over 60 years and permeate laws, institutions and the 6m-strong bureaucracy.

He had hidden it brilliantly behind the smokescreen of a charm offensive which ensured that no matter how partisan the home spectators became, very little ill feeling was directed at the visiting players, who were allowed to concentrate on the task of dismantling the US challenge with little distraction.

The task of dismantling Egypt's repressive security service may seem immense, but Middle East analyst Omar Ashour draws lessons from other once feared and hated secret services around the world.

He now faces the tasks of dismantling the sprawling Greek welfare system that his father, Andreas, helped erect when he was prime minister in the 1980s.

"When asked about it, the response should have been, 'I hardly know I have it.' " Mark Alexander, the Seton Hall professor who was Mr. Bradley's issues chief, was still standing in the near-empty room a full 45 minutes after the announcement, now concerned with the prosaic task of dismantling what was left of the campaign.

A team from the International Atomic Energy Agency praised the operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company, for stabilizing the Fukushima Daiichi plant and making progress in the complex task of dismantling its three damaged nuclear reactors.

It started with the precarious task of dismantling a bunker full of leaky canisters of mustard gas and arsenic-based chemicals left behind by the communist regime in Albania.

Last weekend, six months on from the death of our mother, and six years on from the death of my father, my brother and I were as ready as we would ever be to undertake the abject task of dismantling their home.