Sentence examples for had to be dissolved from inspiring English sources

The football teams owned under partnerships that had to be dissolved because of bitter disputes include the Miami Dolphins in the 1960's, and later the Oakland Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings.

IN DECIDING to call a snap election for November 27th, almost two years before parliament had to be dissolved, Canada's prime minister, Jean Chrétien, looked to have made a coldly opportunistic calculation.

Well, at least until that merger turned into a nightmare and had to be dissolved.

Consequently, leaders of the European Parliament decided that the EFDD had to be dissolved, the office told the BBC.

The local government in Reggio Calabria had to be dissolved because it had such strong mafia connections – that's how thoroughly the gang infiltrated the political establishment.

Days later, he returned to St. Joseph's with a blood clot which had to be dissolved, resulting in another five-day stay in the hospital.

With the election set for May 1st, that means that Parliament has to be dissolved on April 8th.

It has a customs union with the Czech Republic that would have to be dissolved if the Czechs joined the EU first.

On 23 May, Zawahiri delivered his verdict: Isis, which had been created without prior approval, would have to be "dissolved"; Baghdadi was ordered to restrict his operations to Iraq.

Unlike plain paclitaxel, Abraxane does not have to be dissolved in a toxic solvent, so patients do not have to be treated with steroids in advance to control side effects caused by a solvent.

If it is not, Mr. Morgenthau pointed out, the monetary agreement concluded between the United States, Great Britain and France at the beginning of last autumn probably would have to be dissolved and the world would be faced with monetary instability once more.