Sentence examples for lead to the dissolution from inspiring English sources

Streptokinase, urokinase, and tissue plasminogen activator are drugs that activate plasminogen and lead to the dissolution of clots.

"He doesn't know that there's been a putsch," she added, referring to the failed coup in August 1991 that helped lead to the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

The descent and warming of the air in an anticyclone might be expected to lead to the dissolution of clouds and the absence of rain.

Their anger, panic and naïveté helped lead to the dissolution of S.D.S., as the organization's members began retreating into the secret terrorist cells of the revolutionary group known as the Weathermen.

Mr. Shokhin warned ominously that the Communist refusal to approve Mr. Chernomyrdin and back the accord could eventually lead to the dissolution of the Parliament, though the compromise agreement was intended to preclude just that.

This will cause chaos among its 2,300 American audit clients and is likely to lead to the dissolution and break up of Andersen itself.Andersen has admitted an error of judgment.

The All England Club once had a seeding committee and much more latitude, but pressure from leading Spanish players like Àlex Corretja and Albert Costa, who boycotted Wimbledon in 2000, led to the dissolution of the committee and a more objective approach designed to soothe the concerns of players.

This process led to the dissolution of many extended families.

These arrangements became customary, and led to the dissolution of feudalism by the 16th century.

Here the salient example is the counter-coup that led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.

It also earned the charismatic Marley superstar status, which gradually led to the dissolution of the original triumvirate about early 1974.