| This enables the aggressor to disorganize command and control and decrease combat potential of the defending troops. |
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| These aberrations completely disorganize and destroy the unity between man, animal, plants, soil, water and the environment. |
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| Penalties are incurred when missing parts impact rolling stock availability or disorganize maintenance operations. |
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| Ropson's point of departure is the list: used to constantly rework, negotiate, organize and disorganize what surrounds. |
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| Zapata had no party, and his removal was intended by the ruling class to disorganize and atomise the revolutionary movement in the countryside. |
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| When you begin to disorganize some of the somatic aspects of depression, the danger is they are now unformed and they panic. |
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| Captain Moncrief had designed each ring of the defense to slow down, encumber, and disorganize an attacker, making them vulnerable to fire or counterattack from the next line of defense. |
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| For the next four months, they kept the Battle of Verdun going with furious tenacity in order to disorganize the attack being prepared by the Allies in Picardy. |
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| Even a call of a joker, informing about a bomb in a bank can disorganize bank operations for long hours and make the access to the informatics systems impossible. |
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| Substantial work is required to resolve these conflict-of-interest situations, which may disorganize the sub-sector rather than provide subsector leadership. |
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| Do not post any information or content taht can diminish, disorganize, prevent the normal use of dualexpat, interrupt or slow down the normal flow of communication between members. |
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| The essence of terrorism is to kill or injure opponents in ways specifically designed to cause fear, and thus to disorganize the opposing society to a degree far out of proportion to the number of victims. |
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| Not having large-scale management experience, he has greater chances to disorganize America, to destabilize America, out of the very best intentions, as Gorbachev once did. |
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| The functions of consciousness apparently reach an optimal point in relation to level of arousal, beyond which they disorganize progressively as arousal increases. |
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| A pandemic could also disorganize production and distribution activities. |
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