0 past simple and past participle of disband
After two years of tolerance toward liberal clubs, their leaders were arrested and organisations disbanded in 1902.
Additionally, civil service bureaucracies can be expanded and disbanded 'to task', according to the circumstances that arise.
What explains why and when these twenty-five groups disbanded?
The committee held more than 20 meetings (approximately two each year) from 1982 until the end of 1990, when it disbanded.
The estates general was used to legalize this move, and then disbanded for ever.
But it was disbanded after a brief and useless existence.
Additionally, state-owned enterprises were privatised, state-marketing boards disbanded, state subsidies removed and rural finance was restructured.
Dead : where any funds and assets had been divided between members, and the group had been formally disbanded.
