What does DISESTAB stand for?

The statute provides that a male may disestablish paternity or terminate a child support obligation when the male is not the biological father of the child.

He will discuss how the new Massachusetts Constitution of 1780 came to protect taxpayer-funded support of churches and the long campaign to disestablish the Congregational Church that finally succeeded through Constitutional amendment in 1833.

One of Anderson's close associates is Canon Chris Sugden of Oxford, one of the campaigners against John in 2003 and now an organiser of the conservative coalition known as Gafcon whose member bishops boycotted is not established (it took the Westminster parliament 80 years to pass legislation to disestablish it before doing so in the 1920s, proponents of disestablishment of the Church of England please note), and will take a vote in secret conclave as to who the next bishop of Bangor will be next month.

It is a positive attack with the political intent to disestablish our monarchy and to change us to a state ruled by a dictator.

I do not know how seriously I should take the fear Stuart Bell MP has that the Prime Minister could suddenly decide to disestablish the Church of England.

It is vital that we reestablish the profession and disestablish the logistocracy--they are incompatible.

They did not disestablish the existent state churches or consider them to be violations of the First Amendment.

And, as someone who can't see an establishment without wanting to disestablish it, or an old school tie without wishing to snip it off, I am reminded by the contribution of Monkey Blacker that we should not exclude the apparently grand from the calculation.