Sentence examples for which were disbanded from inspiring English sources

Complaints were previously handled by the 151 local primary care trusts (PCTs), which were disbanded as part of the Coalition's NHS reforms.

They raised eyebrows with plans to reinstate the armed forces, which were disbanded by Mr. Aristide in 1995 after he was returned to power by American troops following a coup in the first of his two terms.

In Japan, the principal schools for the training of officers were the Army Academy (founded 1868) and the Naval Academy (founded 1869), both of which were disbanded after World War II.

In 1993, the government set up an anticorruption squad, which was disbanded after allegations of corruption.

Both officers worked for a secretive unit called the Special Demonstration Squad SDSS), which was disbanded in 2008.

The Lithuanian Riflemen's Union, which was disbanded by the country's communist government, now has 10,000 members.

About 50 men from the former Haitian Army, which was disbanded in 1994, seized the house on Wednesday.

The SDS, which was disbanded in 2008, stopped using the meeting place in Balcombe Street, central London more than a decade ago.

Until November, advertising had been handled by an in-house agency at Revlon, Tarlow Advertising, which was disbanded.

H5 could fill the vacuum left by the dissolution of the Independent Healthcare Association, which was disbanded back in 2004.

She was subsequently expelled from the NCNC and formed her own party, the Commoners' People's Party, which was disbanded one year later.