Sentence examples for with dismantled from inspiring English sources

The Old Bailey heard how police raided a flat in Tottenham and found two activists sitting at a table covered with dismantled alarm clocks, bulbs and electrical equipment for making four more firebombs.

Michael Gove is getting on with dismantling the 1945 education settlement, unobstructed: all praise the civil service helping.

The measures are expected to pass, even over the reluctance of the governing Socialist Party, which helped build up the welfare state it is now charged with dismantling.

The president vowed to investigate the killings and last month set up a commission tasked with dismantling the private armies in the country.

Remedial work at Rho posed all the usual challenges that go with dismantling an oil refinery and ridding the site of hydrocarbon and metal residuals.

Yet one person who was involved in winding up IndyMac, a Californian lender with $32 billion in assets that wilted in July 2008, reckons that the agency would probably not be able to cope with dismantling anything bigger than that.

Mr. Ben Achour's commission is tasked with dismantling the repressive laws of the government of the former president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, who fled the country in January, leaving a vacuum of power.

After months of tinkering with dismantling illegal hilltop settlements, while expanding better established ones, Sharon shocked the world on 2 February 2004, by saying Israel would pull troops out of Gaza and evacuate all 22 settlements in the strip.

Mr. Catalfamo said many of the expenditures in the latter part of the year reflected the high costs associated with dismantling the political apparatus that Mr. Pataki set up to test the national waters.

The body charged with dismantling 17 of Britain's old nuclear power plants puts the cost of cleanup at £117bn over 100 years in its latest annual report, more than twice the cost estimated a decade ago.

It has more to do with removal and exposure, with dismantling the physical, legal and psychological barriers that have kept the public out.