Sentence examples for dismissed the assembly from inspiring English sources

Despairing of securing the consent of the privileged orders, Loménie dismissed the assembly in May of 1787, and in August the Paris Parlement was exiled to Troyes.

When the constitutional court, admittedly with judges from the old regime, dismissed the assembly, parliament picked another body much like the first.

Although many liberals in Saudi Arabia dismissed the assembly as powerless and ineffective, to many Islamists it was a sign of Westernization.

But when the tribunes commanded him to speak then, if he had anything to say, he began a long oration, filled with all manner of reproaches, in which he spent the remaining part of the time, and the tribunes, when it was dark, dismissed the assembly.

"It is this same sort of thing," he added, "that Antigonus is doing now; 7 he will only keep his promises until he becomes master of the army, and in that very moment will execute its leaders". While the crowd was shouting approval and saying "Right," he dismissed the assembly.

Ja'afari dismissed the assembly draft resolution as a "back-door" attempt by the Saudis and Gulf Arabs to achieve in the General Assembly what they failed to do in the Security Council.

The only loud dissenter was Venezuela, whose envoy urged America and its allies to call off "invasion plans against Libya".Such near-unanimity came as a surprise to those who dismiss the assembly as a dictators' club and the rights council as deeply flawed.

Dismissing the assembly would seriously disrupt the transition to democracy by removing the Tunisian people's elected representatives and throwing the fate of the nearly completed constitution into question.

Mr. Zardari placed the Punjab, the most populous province in Pakistan and the stronghold of Mr. Sharif, under the rule of the governor on Feb. 25, and effectively dismissed the provincial assembly, where Mr. Sharif's party predominates.

In theory, he can be dismissed by the assembly of experts, a senate-like body whose 86 senior clerics are elected for eight-year terms.

As its first act, the assembly dismissed the nation's chief prosecutor, Luisa Ortega, a long-time government loyalist who broke with Maduro and has become one of the government's sharpest critics.