Sentence examples for dissolution arrangements from inspiring English sources

Alluding to the British financial aid pledged to Salisbury as part of the Federal dissolution arrangements, Wilson's High Commissioner in Salisbury, J B Johnston, wrote to the Rhodesian Cabinet Secretary Gerald B Clarke on 23 December that "talk of a unilateral declaration of independence is bound to throw a shadow of uncertainty on the future financial relations between the two governments".

But there is no written dissolution agreement.

Soon after the abruptly ended Band of Gypsys performance and their subsequent dissolution, Jeffery made arrangements to reunite the original Experience line-up.

Crutchley did not inform the commanders of the other cruiser groups of his absence, contributing further to the dissolution of command arrangements.

After the dissolution of this arrangement in 1814, Greenland remained as a Danish colony, and, after its role in World War II, was granted its special status within the Kingdom of Denmark in 1953.

As a divorce lawyer who practices in both Manhattan and rural Dutchess County, I can testify that when it comes to bizarre living arrangements during marital dissolution, geography is destiny.

The existence of living parents in the majority of cases, combined with qualitative evidence about the temporary nature of many child-only households (Madhavan & Schatz, 2007; Meintjes & Giese, 2006), suggests that it is inappropriate to conceive of child-headed households as permanent arrangements requiring intervention or dissolution.

He said talks were proceeding "with a number of potential partners about a variety of arrangements," but he insisted that a dissolution or takeover of MOCA by another institution was not an option.

These arrangements became customary, and led to the dissolution of feudalism by the 16th century.

Such an arrangement promotes linkage disequilibrium and avoids the dissolution of pollination syndromes by recombination.

We begin with this simple unit — the projected film on a flat rectangle in virtual space — and expand outwards: by multiplication, by arrangement, and by choreographing the movement, appearance and dissolution of these units.