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The second possibility would be to disband the union entirely, leaving each member to go back to its national currency.

Though he did not disband the Fatimid Caliphate until 1171 Saladin actively sought to spread Sunnism as soon as he became the vizier.

The company's decisions to reduce capital, merge with another company, establish a separate company, disband.

He is sorry he did not think harder before agreeing to disband the Iraqi army.

But Rumsfeld says he has no regrets about the decision to go to war in Iraq, and does not regret later decisions to disband the Iraqi army.

They also propped up a notice board at the entrance of the cafeteria, pleading with the group to disband.

Finally, when all the other measures is no effective, we should disband the company.

The prosecutors are asking the court to disband the party and ban the prime minister and president from politics.

He persuaded tens of thousands of right-wing paramilitaries to disband, albeit under a flawed agreement.

There is now a confirmation dialogue when you attempt to disband your guild.

Told to disband, the marchers tried to initiate a conversation, but were met with nightsticks and tear gas instead.

The members also have great affection for the group and their stand is for the group not to disband.

He plans to disband his ten regions, and give principals even greater autonomy by letting them choose between different methods of support.

Despite being forced to disband, the NLD says it will continue to have organized activities.

It is not unusual for rock bands and pop groups to disband after a few years together.

"There is no legal grounds to disband" the Democratic Party, a judge told the crowded courtroom.

Don't disband the old military if the troops are willing to lay down arms or switch sides.

Three years after the Naboo incident, the Republic started to disband the Trade Federation armed forces.

and, after their momentary service to the state has been completed, it orders them to disband and return to private life.

The Chinese police tried to disband the demonstration and they used electric cattle prods and they fired guns into the air as warning shots.

There are two possible answers: the ADB must either find a useful new role or accept that it has achieved its mission and disband.

And the good news is, you don't have to disband your quest to obliterate self-defeating limits.

If Washington ran out of problems, think how many lobbyists would be out of a job, and how many special interest groups would just disband?

(of a gathering) disband; end.

Disband the party if you want to. We will move to another party. Supplying the new party was begun.

Take measures to disband the secret organizations of different groups of capitalists, such as the "Thursday Dinner Club" .

They say they will not disband Colonel Qaddafi's army, police or civil service.

According to the Treaty of Amiens's secret articles, France agreed to disband Polish legions.

The government tried to disband the illegal organization.

As for the condom scattered in disband dinner, I think it's a positive behavior but wrong occasion.

And the Maoists seem unwilling to disband their forces.

In some democracies, it is common for ruling coalitions to form and disband several times, even in a single year.

Once the commission has decided which armed groups to disband, it can then do no more than recommend how to go about it.

Managers can feel threatened and so they disband them, in order to preserve the status quo.

disband v. [I, Tn] (cause sth to) stop operating as an organization; break up

It will attempt to disband and have its members file an antitrust suit against the owners,

Was not punished by being disband

Welcome the thoughts of coward's disband