Disestablishment (noun)

1. The act of ending the official status or recognition of an established institution, especially a state-supported church.
2. The ending of a state's recognition or support of an institution or organization.

Origin:

Late 19th century; earliest use found in the times. from dis- + establishment.

Examples:

1. The disestablishment of the state church led to religious freedom for citizens.
2. The disestablishment of the monarchy caused a major change in the country's political structure.
3. The disestablishment of the school was met with opposition by students and faculty.
4. The disestablishment of the corporation was the result of financial mismanagement.
5. The disestablishment of the company resulted in the loss of many jobs.