Sentence examples for imminent dissolution from inspiring English sources
The imminent dissolution of Parliament limits Mr Lewis's ability to act immediately to curtail such councils.
But, of course, REM's profile – by virtue of their imminent dissolution – has rarely been higher.
Locog's accounts also show that £190m of government grant funding was not required, with the organisation balancing the books ahead of its imminent dissolution.
The reason for all those ideas I had was that I was faced with my imminent dissolution, and you can't fake that.
It's an odd work, choreographically repetitive and long-winded, but also intermittently compelling and strange, capturing something of the twisted bodies in Bacon's paintings, and the imminent dissolution that always seems to possess them.
NEW ORLEANS — Notwithstanding the imminent dissolution of the existing Big East Conference, or the possibility of what would be a most surprising defeat in the women's national championship game, Louisville Coach Jeff Walz failed to foresee the end of dominance anytime soon for Geno Auriemma and his stalwart Connecticut program.
"I don't think it is in an imminent risk of dissolution or corporate death," says 86 Research's Cowell.
And then there's the restaurant staff — a squabbling family unto itself — threatened with dissolution by the struggling restaurant's imminent closure.
With this dissension as a backdrop, the dissolution of the mutual ownership of the cable channel has been anticipated for some time, though NBC executives on occasion tried to put down rumors that a breakup was imminent.
Labour mobility is imminent.
