Sentence examples for formal dissolution from inspiring English sources

Since the formal dissolution of Senegambia in 1989, the two countries have drifted further apart.

No formal dissolution of the Communist Party took place; it simply melted away.

The declaration of November 11 marks the formal dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy.

Hobsbawm settled on the latter, 1991, because of the formal dissolution that year of the Soviet Union.

Mahler, whose soundscape already includes generous soupçons of quotation and allusion – postmodernism, if you will – also prefigures the formal dissolution of the symphonic form.

The impression was compounded by another move today, the formal dissolution of Parliament and of the legislatures in the country's four provinces.

A formal GWAS Dissolution Order was signed by Jeremy Hunt earlier in the week, a spokesman said.

It rises from a throne base into flat parallel lobes with irregular edges and moves upward from a formal, controlled beginning into dissolution, as if melting from an inner heat.

During the Great Depression, a number of companies tried various localization strategies ranging from giving subsidiaries more autonomy to the dissolution of formal ownership ties with the home country.

The islands were part of a trusteeship granted to the United States by the United Nations in 1947; in 1978 they chose to become a self-governing commonwealth and achieved this formal status upon the dissolution of the trust territory in 1986.

Today's dissolution marks the formal start of a five-and-a-half week election campaign.