Sentence examples for decision to dissolve from inspiring English sources

A decision to dissolve could come by Thursday, hours before the current labor deal expires.

The decision to dissolve that assembly was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

That step was accompanied by unusually open criticism of the original decision to dissolve the guild last year.

Powers that the parties had previously exercised such as the decision to dissolve parliament rested increasingly with the president.

The king's peremptory decision to dissolve Parliament that December was a last overplaying of the royal hand.

Adoula's inability to deal effectively with the Katanga secession and his decision to dissolve the parliament in September 1963 critically undermined his popularity.

Key decisions to dissolve parliament and to invoke emergency legislation were made too late to defuse tensions.

According to Bush's foreign policy analysis, it was President Obama's "premature withdrawal" in 2011, after only eight years of war, that created ISIS -- not his brother's decisions to dissolve the Iraqi army, de-Baathify the government, spectacularly fail to create a representative government that included Sunnis, or, of course, invade in the first place.

According to L. Paul Bremer III, who served as the chief civilian administrator in Iraq, Mr. Rumsfeld approved the decision to formally dissolve the Iraqi military.

With the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war approaching, new accounts show that the United States' decision to formally dissolve Iraq's army was a reversal of an earlier plan, one that would have relied on the Iraqi military to help secure and rebuild the country.

Jean-Michel Carlo, chairman and chief executive at the division, left this month after a decision was made to dissolve it.