Sentence examples for effectively dissolved from inspiring English sources

Tribal governments were effectively dissolved in 1906 but have continued to exist on a limited basis.

Tribal governments were effectively dissolved in 1906 but have continued to exist in a limited form.

In 1941 the institute, which had been beset by financial troubles, was effectively dissolved, and Horkheimer moved to Los Angeles.

Although the Hanseatic League was effectively dissolved in 1630, Lübeck remained the most important harbour on the Baltic Sea.

Thousands of Kuwaitis protested on Tuesday against a court ruling that effectively dissolved a Parliament dominated by opposition Islamists and reinstated the previous, more government-friendly, assembly.

A disclaimer of interest would have effectively dissolved the union and allowed individual players to file antitrust suits against the N.H.L. for continuing the lockout.

The original Group of 7 (G7) responded by indefinitely suspending Russia's membership in the group, effectively dissolving the larger G8.

The seven Catholic schools, which don't play big-time football, will also depart, effectively dissolving the conference but taking its name with them.

They also can help to set the terms of separation quickly; they effectively dissolve a marriage, while a divorce can take years.

The archbishop of Canterbury is proposing to effectively dissolve the fractious and bitterly divided worldwide Anglican communion and replace it with a much looser grouping.

If Fehr disclaims, it would effectively dissolve the union and open the way for players to file antitrust lawsuits against the league.