His other marriages ended in divorce or dissolution by a court.
They call for "monopoly dissolution" by splitting the operating system company into three competing entities.
The company's accounts are nearly two years late and it has been threatened with dissolution by Companies House.
You get beautifully made, highly marketable simulations that no longer function as spiritual glue for communities under threat of dissolution by global market forces.
4. Spreading the culture of moral dissolution by promoting it through expressions of civilisation and exchanges of cultures with the west.
He had used it to protect an Islamist-dominated constitution-writing panel from dissolution by Egypt's highest court, enabling the panel to pass a controversial draft charter.
Unfortunately, he doesn't quite have the charisma to pull off quiet depravity in the way Abel Tesfaye does, and he's too keen to telegraph his moral dissolution by saying "fuck" every other word over his slow, torturous soul.
"Larkin tried to reinvent itself by establishing retail outlets (including one in the famous atrium), but the company stumbled into dissolution by 1943," writes James S. Russell in the exhibition's catalog.
Another snail, Natica, supports the scraping action of a filelike structure called a radula with chemical dissolution by sulfuric acid, which is secreted by a gland on the proboscis, and drills a neat hole in a clam.
IG Farben, in full Interessengemeinschaft Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft, (German: "Syndicate of Dyestuff-Industry Corporations"), world's largest chemical concern, or cartel, from its founding in Germany in 1925 until its dissolution by the Allies after World War II.
Numerous other personnel changes including the arrival and departure of Leadon, who helped found the Eagles and the group's limited commercial appeal outside a small, devoted following contributed to its dissolution by 1973.
