Sentence examples for dissolving itself from inspiring English sources

The parliament's lower chamber may vote on dissolving itself in mid-July but voters can forget about a speedy solution.

Israel's Parliament should remedy this wrong by amending the restrictive law or by dissolving itself, forcing simultaneous new parliamentary elections.

In a hastily called news conference on Monday afternoon, Mr. Netanyahu, 51, had announced that he would not run if Parliament voted against dissolving itself.

On Sept. 2, in a desperate effort to hold the Soviet Union together after the coup, Gorbachev convened the Congress of People's Deputies--a body of 2250 members, chosen 2 1/2 years ago in quasi-democratic elections--and browbeat it into dissolving itself, in effect.

During Thursday's talks it became clear, said one person who was in the negotiating room, that neither side had a thirst to use the weapons it had amassed for an all-out labor fight — the union dissolving itself, and a lockout by the owners — and that both sides now viewed March as a serious deadline.

A Chicago lawyer, he served General Dynamics in the early 1990s when the company was dissolving itself.

The union has dissolved itself.

In March 1910 the Military League dissolved itself.

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

It dissolved itself after its ranks were decimated by arrests.

There are two ways for the union to dissolve itself.