Sentence examples for be to dissolve from inspiring English sources
One option might be to dissolve the National Assembly and seek a fresh mandate for a new government.
So, Mr Musharraf's best hope of survival might be to dissolve parliament as he has empowered his office to do.
The British government seemed to favour that option too: it hopes that after a summer break tempers might have cooled and the IRA's decommissioning scheme will progress in a way that begins to wear down or reduce unionist suspicion.The alternative which Sinn Fein favours would be to dissolve the Assembly and call new elections, which would probably be held in October.
There has been speculation that one of Pope Francis' options could be to dissolve the IOR altogether and hand over the Vatican's entire banking operations to a reliable commercial bank.
It may not be able to do much more than elect a new president whose first job would be to dissolve parliament and call elections at the earliest in July, but much more likely in the autumn or perhaps spring.
An example procedure could be to dissolve spent reactor fuel (e.g. MOX fuel) in nitric acid, and remove the bulk of the uranium and plutonium using a PUREX (Plutonium – URanium EXtraction) type extraction with tributyl phosphate in a hydrocarbon.
"If she were to dissolve Parliament she would be seen as undermining the peace process.
His last pitiful request is to dissolve into the ocean as dewdrops or rain.
For many leftists, the answer has been to dissolve ourselves into Europe, which I think is not good".
To rewrite the past and render malnutrition a simply technical problem is to dissolve history like a tooth in cola.
