Sentence examples for could disband from inspiring English sources
The employees could disband and take the rest of the night off, with pay.
These parties, with an electoral pact, could win an election to form a one-term coalition to introduce a fair form of proportional representation, after which they could disband.
While the House is scheduled to stay in session through September, the Senate could disband as early as the end of next week so that lawmakers can focus on their campaigns through Election Day, according to Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss)., who chairs the Senate Republicans' campaign operation.
After three years Glaxo will review the results and could disband units that aren't producing.
"We could always go away from Cwmbran, but then the atmosphere goes, and the club could disband, and we need to keep working as a team to bring the new generation forward," he said.
Out of the four questions, one asked if the president could disband parliament if the members violate national law.
It has been suggested that Ferguson's police force could disbanded and their authority handed to St Louis County, which led the response to protests after Brown's death.
A court could still disband the constituent assembly; that would please some liberals.
Or, they could have disband the activity altogether.
Responding to an industry complaint that the grid operator lacks required independence, FERC could immediately disband its governing board, which was appointed by Davis.
