Sentence examples for dissolution for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dissolution for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate the reason or cause for a dissolution, which means the ending or termination of something. Example: The board of directors voted for a dissolution for financial reasons.
The country's two main political parties face possible dissolution for "unconstitutional" behaviour.
And they too face dissolution for alleged fiddling in an election in April.
But there were setbacks, too, like the dissolution, for now, of the governor's proposal to help a Malaysian casino company build the nation's largest convention center in Queens.
His government came to power in December 2008 through a parliamentary vote after a court forced the dissolution for electoral fraud of the previous governing party.
This produces some awkwardness: Rumer can't conjure the right twinge of dissolution for Neil Young's "A Man Needs a Maid," and her lack of urgency on "Soulsville," by Isaac Hayes, is damning.
This poor solubility of β-CD did not allow the direct dissolution for electrospinning.
A nature of dynamics of dissolution rate for composites differs for both types of composites.
This approach takes advantage of different dissolution mechanisms, for example those for starch in aqueous versus organic media [ 34, 35].
Altogether they signal our dissolution -- for real this time, the doomsayers insist, never mind the news about plummeting rates of crime, teen pregnancy and divorce.
But these barriers did exist for a purpose, and we're now seeing the tawdry result of their dissolution - for one, the use of art in advertising just makes the whole thing seem a bit hackneyed, a bit Mahler-on-the-Castrol ad.
The registered organisations bill is now a potential double dissolution trigger for the government.
