Sentence examples for dissolution to return from inspiring English sources

Remaining members of the Liberal Party, which had languished since the Praieira rebellion in 1849, took advantage of the Conservative Party's apparently impending dissolution to return to national politics with renewed strength.

The 2016 election was prompted by a double dissolution because the Coalition was determined to return the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) its former power.

So why was the MPA announced while parliament was in recess, just a week before dissolution and ahead of the decision of the European court of human rights on the Chagossians' right to return?

The government remains determined to return its controversial higher education plans to the Senate – making them a possible trigger for a double dissolution election.

In March 1872, while tormented by violent passion, jealousy, and guilt and in a state of physical dissolution, Rimbaud returned to Charleville so that Verlaine could attempt a reconciliation with his wife.

Turnbull's desire for a double dissolution to clear out the crossbench might backfire, Leyonhjelm warned.

David Cameron met the Queen at Buckingham Palace to mark the dissolution of Parliament and returned to Number 10 where he urged voters to keep him in power to safeguard the economic recovery.

Fuller did not stand for election to the Commons in 1597; after its dissolution, he was returned for the City of London in the 1604 Parliament of James I.

In the event of dissolution, all unspent ASUC funds shall return to the ASUC; all Graduate Assembly funds shall return to the Graduate Assembly.

Complete a dissolution and liquidation form and return it to the state in which you do business.

Names like Nyasa Protectorate, Italian Somaliland, White Russia or Stellaland speak to me about failed peace treaties or colonial dissolution, as if they were returned to their senders for insufficient postage.