disband

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• The company, Electrek’s Fred Lambert wrote, has disbanded its PR department altogether, leaving no one to respond to press queries.

• At first, the top guideline listed on the page said that the group would disband after the election.

• The elite running team was ultimately disbanded last year after its head coach, Alberto Salazar, received a four-year suspension for doping violations.

• Police were called to the man's home twice in one week, and he refused to disband the party on the second occasion, authorities said.

• Since May, at least 11 cities have started the process of cutting police budgets or disbanding police departments altogether.

• Odessa experts and politicians do not expect either camp to disband before the presidential elections in May.

• After the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libyan leaders promised to quickly to disband militias.

• Without jobs, it will be harder to persuade young men to give up their weapons and to disband their militias.

• It will not be easy to persuade militias to disband with payback sentiments like those.

• Without work, many militiamen will have little incentive to disband.

• He is a groomsman; but the party disband to-morrow; only Miss Morris attending the young couple to their home up the country.

• At once the friction in the women's club developed, till it seemed wise to it.