Sentence examples for decided to dissolve from inspiring English sources

They have now decided to dissolve the partnership.

Abe decided to dissolve parliament and call snap elections, which were held on December 14.

What security exists for the nation's European treaties if the president decided to dissolve them?" Or, to carry the point in another direction, what security would exist for slavery if a president decided to dissolve it?

He decided to dissolve the lower house and call for snap parliamentary elections, which were held on December 14 , 2014

He finally decided to dissolve his company and accept teaching jobs that would keep him close to home.

He promptly won an appeal, but he had already decided to dissolve his partnership with Barber, and left the Nicholls yard.

Those departures, combined with the credit squeeze, led the partners to decide to dissolve last month, said Douglas E. Davidson, managing partner of the New York office.

While a significantly higher number of gay men enter civil partnerships, more lesbians decide to dissolve them – 116 of 180 registered dissolutions were by female couples.

Mr. Altieri said there were at least two options should the proposal proceed: The Village of Larchmont could decide to dissolve its services, or the village and the town could decide to create a consolidated municipality.

It's a good moment to be thinking about Ms. Brown's work, and whether it can be preserved if her company decides to dissolve, as the Merce Cunningham company did, at Cunningham's instruction, after his death.

Some members have said they may decide to dissolve the consortium, but they have also said that they could start from scratch on a new system, which they hope would not reprise past embarrassments, like twice miscalling the state of Florida in 2000.