Sentence examples for dissolution of article from inspiring English sources

It was there that I met Daniel Iorga, one of the founders of Accept and a man who, in 1990, was the first person to ask for the dissolution of Article 200, the section of Romania's penal code that criminalised same-sex relationships.

It was there that I met Daniel Iorga, one of the founders of Accept and a man who, in 1990, was the first person to ask for the dissolution of Article 200, the section of Romania's penal code that criminalized same-sex relationships.

Review Law 84 of 2002 (the Law on Associations) to enable non-governmental organizations to function without impediments such as prior authorization, funding controls and administrative dissolution under Article 42 of the Law.

That dissolution-of-youth thing was super-appealing.

As Russian Hockey Federation head Vladislav Tretiak — a member of Parliament who co-sponsored the bill — says in the article, "The early dissolution of the contract between the athlete and his employer on the initiative of athlete without valid reasons now will bind the latter to pay off to the employer solid compensation".

This article discusses the dissolution of mineral fibers in simulated physiological fluids (SPF), and the parameters that affect the solubility measurement in a dynamic test where an SPF runs through a cell containing fibers (Scholze and Conradt test).

Write the Dissolution Clause Article.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about the dissolution of a joint venture between Solazyme, a renewable oil company, and Roquette Frères, a global starch processor, to make food ingredients from algae described incorrectly the type of algae being used.

Article 65 sets out the requirements for the prorogation and dissolution of Parliament.

This article presents the instrumental development and first results concerning the spontaneous dissolution of zinc in a dilute HCl solution, the spontaneous dissolution of Mg in 0.01 M NaCl at open circuit potential and under an applied anodic potential.

Article 49 of the Constitution states that a vacancy not due to a dissolution of Parliament "shall be filled by election in the manner provided by or under any law relating to the Parliamentary elections".