Sentence examples for be dissolved because they from inspiring English sources
A GROUP of residents in Gordon Heights are trying to make their fire district the first in the state to be dissolved because, they say, the district's taxes are too high.
In the past 20 years, 202 city governments have been dissolved because they were controlled by crime syndicates, said the report, released on Friday by Avviso Pubblico, an association of local and regional governments.
Prosecutors recommended that the two leading political parties -- Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's Thai Rak Thai Party and the opposition Democrat Party -- be dissolved because of irregularities in national elections in April.
The football teams owned under partnerships that had to be dissolved because of bitter disputes include the Miami Dolphins in the 1960's, and later the Oakland Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings.
The deteriorating relationship between the judges and the Islamists dates back to last year and the Supreme Constitutional Court's ruling that the newly elected and Islamist-dominated Parliament should be dissolved because of irregularities in the election law.
The local government in Reggio Calabria had to be dissolved because it had such strong mafia connections – that's how thoroughly the gang infiltrated the political establishment.
In 2017, 12 local governments in the region of Calabria were dissolved because of mafia infiltration.
This would have been the second time the constituent assembly was dissolved because of disputes over the criteria of selecting its members.
Although individuals will join future ceremonies, the veterans association is being dissolved because most of the survivors are now in their 80s.
State television also reported that the party's once-powerful central committee had been dissolved because many of its members who were in an interim government had quit.
Some critics accused the ministry of playing politics, saying that the board was dissolved because its chairman was a supporter of the Movement for Democratic Change, the leading opposition party.
