Sentence examples for expected to dissolve the from inspiring English sources

The acidification of the ocean by the same greenhouse gas emissions is expected to dissolve the coral skeletons that create reefs in the first place.

Noda, who is expected to dissolve the lower house of parliament by the end of the week, agreed to an early election in return for opposition support for electoral reform and an urgent budget-financing bill.

CAIRO — Egypt's top judges suspended work indefinitely after Islamist supporters of President Mohamed Morsi swarmed the highest court Sunday, chanting "We will not leave!" shouting insults and blocking the judges from entering on the day they had been expected to dissolve the country's Islamist-dominated constitution-writing panel.

The constitutional court is due to issue its verdict on the legality of the assembly next month, and it was widely expected to dissolve the panel drafting the new constitution because many of its members were drawn from a parliament which had been dissolved.

With the gradual withdraw of Global Fund and eventual termination in China in 2013, many of these CBOs is expected to dissolve in the absence of replacement funding from the government [ 377, 378].

In that tradition — and, in fact, in the vast majority of films — the music is expected to dissolve seamlessly into the over-all spectacle.

Mr. Abhisit is expected to dissolve Parliament soon, paving the way for an election in the coming weeks.

The RIF microspheres are found to be amorphous by X-ray diffraction, and are expected to dissolve much faster than the crystalline RIF upon inhalation.

This property can be critical for therapeutic applications because nanoparticles can be expected to dissolve clots at approximately the same rate as free tPA while simultaneously cleaving much less plasminogen in the circulation, lowering the risk of hemorrhage.

But the plan for early elections has been obsessively discussed here for days, and Parliament was expected to dissolve itself on Monday, with the popular vote scheduled for Sept. 4, rather than October 2013.

Mr Najib is expected to dissolve parliament any day now, with the voting to follow in mid-April after a brief official campaign period (the unofficial one has now lasted two years or more).