Sentence examples for be dissolved only by from inspiring English sources
Local councils only be dissolved only by judicial order, and elections must take place within 60 days.
Partnerships offer new rights and responsibilities involving pensions, tax, benefits and children and can be dissolved only by a form of divorce.
Until 1858, the union between a husband and wife could be dissolved only by an individual act of Parliament, which was extremely expensive and therefore unobtainable for all but the very rich.
She added, however, that while a tenancy by the entirety could be dissolved only by consent or by a court order -- typically in the form of a judgment of divorce -- a two-person joint tenancy could be changed into a tenancy in common by one party without the consent of the other.
The suit argues that the foundation should be dissolved only under court supervision.
A limitation in the use of chitosan for oral hygiene products, however, was proven by its insolubility in water, because the compound is dissolved only in acids.
It is hardly necessary to add that by the navy regulations of 1870, §§ 260-265, the court-martial could only be dissolved by the secretary of the navy, and might, at any time before he had dissolved it, be lawfully reconvened by him to reconsider its proceedings.
That Emma was trapped in a marriage that, officially, could only be dissolved by death (although she was willing to run off to Italy with Rodolphe) perhaps raised the tension and gave Flaubert an ideal canvas on which to exercise his other talents.
Tension and conflict must be dissolved layer by layer.
Where the royal charter can only be amended or dissolved by a two-thirds majority of both houses of parliament, the press alternative can be dissolved at whim by the industry.
