Sentence examples for grounds to dissolve from inspiring English sources
In response, the president's opponents maintained that he had no legal grounds to dissolve the assembly.
Genesco has argued that a $4 million loss in its second quarter was not a material event, meaning that it would potentially be grounds to dissolve the deal.
The rationale behind the law was that there was no point in forcing people to stay in a marriage when they were not happy in it, and that requiring someone to prove legal grounds to dissolve the marriage was not serving any useful purpose.
Others say that even these grounds too easily allow people to dissolve their unions.
In effect, we have a selective version of Independence of Defaults that is grounded in causal information, enabling us to dissolve the Drowning Problem.
In "Reflection," the sketchy ship form seems almost to dissolve in the blue ground.
The snowflakes — a soap-and-water mixture meant to dissolve before hitting the ground — were not always the right consistency.
And, by staying grounded in consciousness, in pure potential, we allow the ego to dissolve into infinity.
Jack Lang, a leading Socialist, has called on Mr Chirac to dissolve parliament.So far, Mr de Villepin has stood his ground.
Jack Lang, a leading Socialist, has called on Mr Chirac to dissolve parliament.Lonely manMr de Villepin has tried to stand his ground.
The coffee grounds are dried overnight and common chemical solvents, such as hexane, ether and dichloromethane, are added to dissolve the oils.
