Sentence examples for dissolves itself from inspiring English sources

The president can dissolve parliament during the four-year legislative period, unless it dissolves itself by law, and can order new elections.

When that happens, investors can realize an immediate return if the company dissolves itself — even if some of the cash will be consumed in closing the company.

In most cases of TIA, the blockage either dissolves itself or moves, so that the blood supply is restored and the person feels normal again, with no permanent damage being done.

Clement also said the nonstatutory labor exemption should apply for at least a business cycle after a union dissolves itself — meaning the lockout would not be subject to antitrust law for at least a year — and he called antitrust charges made by players "extraneous".

With violence in the Middle East continuing and with Israeli elections now being held in February, peace advocates should hope the Knesset dissolves itself or passes a law that would allow "Bibi" to run; either way, Bibi would be eligible to compete against Ehud Barak.

It's hard not to be attracted to the concept of the club as a Temporary Autonomous Zone, as the American anarchist thinker Hakim Bey described it: "…a guerrilla operation which liberates an area (of land, of time, of imagination) and then dissolves itself to reform elsewhere… before the state can crush it".

The union has dissolved itself.

In March 1910 the Military League dissolved itself.

That storm weathered, in December 1991 the Soviet Union dissolved itself.

There are two ways for the union to dissolve itself.

After the congress, Liberation of Labour joined that party and dissolved itself.