Sentence examples for whose dismemberment from inspiring English sources

Several involve the Yukos oil company, whose dismemberment by the state, beginning in 2003, was among the most brazen episodes of Kremlin lawlessness.

Several Canadian news organizations reported that the police had recovered videos of the killing and dismemberment of the victim, whose identity they know but have not released.

Nanda Bayin, also spelled Nandabayin (flourished 16th century) king of the Toungoo dynasty of Burma whose reign (1581 99) ended with the dismemberment of the empire established by his father, Bayinnaung.

C. 1551 - c. 1600 Nanda Bayin, also spelled Nandabayin (flourished 16th century) king of the Toungoo dynasty of Burma whose reign (1581 99) ended with the dismemberment of the empire established by his father, Bayinnaung.

In other words, Aimee Bender establishes from the outset a tone of casual, offhand intimacy, but the fairy tale-like parable, whose themes are mortality, self-sacrifice and dismemberment, is not so simple.

In the late nineteen-nineties, the Druid, the Royal Court, and the National — theatres that had produced his work in the past — refused to stage "The Lieutenant of Inishmore," whose graphic depiction of torture, murder, and dismemberment, even within the framework of a madcap farce, was deemed both offensive and politically insensitive.

Tom LaBonge, a City Council member whose district includes part of Hollywood, called the secession effort "dismemberment," and said a split could cause problems for Hollywood residents that they could not imagine, like disrupted maintenance of traffic lights, water flow, fire response and power.

Matt was serving 25 years to life for the 1997 kidnap, torture and hacksaw dismemberment of Matt's 76-year-old former boss, whose body was found in pieces in a river.

The prince is No. 11 on this year's billionaires list, while Berlusconi comes in at No. 35 and Murdoch at 45. Also involved in the Kirch dismemberment, at least by implication, is billionaire No. 225, John Malone, whose Liberty Media owns a substantial News Corp. stake, and whose own interest in the German media market is well established.

Ms. Ronan, whose first name is pronounced "sur-sha," plays Susie Salmon, the murder, rape and dismemberment victim who narrates the story after her death, from a lovely fantasy world filled with beautiful clouds, mountains and trees.

With a $25 million budget that's probably less than what a Transformers sequel spends on fake sweat for Shia LaBeouf, Pain & Gain tells the true story of a trio of Miami weightlifters whose dreams of quick money turned into a crime spree involving kidnapping, torture, dismemberment, and murder.