Sentence examples for unit disbanded from inspiring English sources
The operation is known to have been orchestrated by the Special Demonstration Squad, a secretive Met unit disbanded in 2008.
("London's most notorious and controversial crime unit") disbanded and their geriatric lead detectives, Arthur Bryant and John May, deeply despondent — until the happy discovery of a headless corpse in King's Cross gives them a new lease on life.
An investigation by the Guardian has established that the identities of about 80 dead children were used by police spies working for the special demonstration squad (SDS), a unit disbanded in 2008.
The Sept. 11 commission report made no mention of the unit, disbanded in 2002, and the statement by Mr. Kean and Mr. Hamilton defended that omission, saying the operation had not been significant "set against the larger context of U.S. policy and intelligence efforts" that involved Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
Coming back from last season's writers' strike, Mr. Brennan fashioned a grabber of a cliffhanger that had the crime unit's previous boss, played by Lauren Holly, killed in a gunfight, and the new boss, played by Rocky Carroll, ordering the unit disbanded.
No. 11 EFTS absorbed No. 3 EFTS's instructors, students and Wackett Trainers in April, shortly before the latter unit disbanded.
A9 Anti-Gang Units Disbanded The Los Angeles police chief directed his department to disband the anti-gang units at the heart of the police corruption and brutality scandal.
Many of the initial units had been transferred out or, in the case of the latter units, disbanded so that their men could be trained as officers but a number of these close-knit units still remained in the division.
After a desultory trip to the Louvre to film Poussin's painting of the Arcadian shepherds, the unit disbands, their mission over, and the mysterious sponsor is never mentioned again.
What can we do, then, when the unit disbands?
Eventually, though, that unit was disbanded and its personnel integrated into other units.
