Sentence examples for and led to the dissolution of from inspiring English sources

These arrangements became customary, and led to the dissolution of feudalism by the 16th century.

And famously, in 1979, all 11 SNP MPs backed a no-confidence motion in the Labour government, which was passed by one vote and led to the dissolution of parliament.

These questions and more led to the dissolution of our marriage, but continue to guide me in this new project.

The crisis led to the dissolution of the country's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the creation of the new Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs DEFRAA).

Several interviewees reported that difficulty sleeping together or sleeping apart had led to the dissolution of previous marriages, and that sleeping together was essential to maintaining their relationships.

In the past such trials have led to the dissolution of four political parties and bans on hundreds of party bosses.

Although the rebellion was suppressed by 1858, it led to the dissolution of the East India Company and to the direct administration of India by the British government.

This process led to the dissolution of many extended families.

He has ruled by decree since mid-January, when a dispute with the opposition led to the dissolution of parliament.

The subsequent scandal not only discredited Macdonald's government but also led to the dissolution of Allan's railway company.

The Gambia's growing concern over its autonomy, however, led to the dissolution of the confederation in 1989.