Sentence examples similar to dissolve disputes from inspiring English sources
The last time it happened was in the 1850's, when the Whig party dissolved over internal disputes about slavery, opening the way for the emerging Republican party to put Abraham Lincoln in office.
In the end, both countries participated, but the talks dissolved into heated disputes.
Susan Williams' attorney said that the issue shouldn't dissolve into a bitter court dispute.
The Ukrainian ship was hijacked on Sept. 25, hundreds of miles off the pirate-infested coast of Somalia, and a deal seemed tantalizing close several times before, only to dissolve suddenly into recriminations and bitter disputes over money.
It argues that they are disputed territories and as a result, they refused to dissolve the civil administration created by the Israeli army following the 1967 occupation.
The football teams owned under partnerships that had to be dissolved because of bitter disputes include the Miami Dolphins in the 1960's, and later the Oakland Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings.
Here in Austria, a dispute over tax relief for flood victims ignited the strife within the far-right Freedom Party that led the chancellor, Wolfgang Schüssel, to dissolve Parliament and call new elections.
They dissolve into giggles.
Stir to dissolve tamarind.
Inevitably, they dissolve.
