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On the double dissolution , she offers: Just because you are given a trigger, it doesn't mean you have to pull it.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.01am AEST01 01 Milne says when the Senate votes down this CEFC abolition bill Tony Abbott will have a double dissolution trigger.
And a double dissolution election, in which half the normal quota is required to elect Senate candidates, would assist the same minor parties and independents that are playing havoc with the government's budget strategy at the moment.
Through the dissolution of a suburban marriage - by way of boredom, lovelessness and the fact that, when the wife's pruning shears match her gardening gloves, it is no accident - the film suggests there is beauty next to you, that you can reach out and touch it, that people are not what they seem and that everyone's life is infinitely more interesting than they think it is.
But if the opposition did vote against the motion, the PM could resign, and unless the opposition leader could form a viable government, which he would not have been able to do in 1974, the last general election to produce a minority government, there would have to be a dissolution.
There would then be the two-thirds majority needed for an early dissolution.
Abbott said he would negotiate with the Senate to some extent but did not believe the Senate crossbench would ultimately force too many changes because they would be likely to lose their seats in a double dissolution election if budget policies were blocked.
Abbott said on Wednesday he would negotiate with the Senate to some extent, but did not believe the Senate crossbench would ultimately force too many changes because they would be likely to lose their seats if budget policies were blocked, resulting in a double dissolution election.
The traditional right to ask for a dissolution of parliament has been removed.
"No divorce is a particularly happy experience but it's part of life and this one has worked out well," says Michal Žantovský, the Czech ambassador to the UK, who was at the heart of the talks as spokesman and adviser to the Czechoslovak president, Václav Havel, in 1992 when dissolution was being hammered out by Prague and Bratislava.
Tony Abbott is adopting a "crash through" budget strategy – forcing the states to consider raising the goods and services tax to make up for huge federal funding cuts to health and education and daring senators to pass most of his hardline first budget or risk their seats at a double dissolution election.
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The primary grammatical function of "dissolution" is that of a noun . As a noun, it typically acts as the subject or object of a sentence, denoting the act or process of dissolving, disintegrating, or terminating. Ludwig examples show its use in contexts ranging from political assemblies to suburban marriages.
Expression frequency: Very common
