Mr. Samak also said he might dissolve the Asset Examination Committee that had been investigating corruption charges against Mr. Thaksin.
A frustrated Mr Abbas has warned that he might dissolve the Hamas-led government within two weeks if the Islamic militant group does not agree to form a coalition with his own Fatah party.
Afraid that the courts might dissolve the constitutional assembly or even remove his powers, Mr. Morsi badly overreached with a decree putting himself above the courts until ratification of a new charter.
A young man seen pushing a wheelbarrow through the grounds of an estate, in 1935, does not get invited (or even told) to join the owners for dinner, whether or not he has a Cambridge scholarship; that is a liberal, postwar dream of what education could achieve, and of how it might dissolve the class divide.
It is easy to see how, with a court decision looming Sunday that might dissolve the constitutional assembly, Morsi would have convinced himself of an ancien-régime plot to undermine popular will and put Egypt back at square one in its transition.
Besides, this also implies that ionic liquid pretreatment might dissolve components other than cellulose/hemicellulose, whereby the relative cellulose/hemicellulose content of rice husk residues increases proportionately.
This invited the thought that other philosophical puzzles might dissolve if we properly understood the logical forms of our claims.
Swiss people fear their identity might "dissolve" in the EU, says Ms Calmy-Rey.
At any moment, the brick walls of the park might dissolve and we would behold a scene out of Genet.
They say that later this summer he might dissolve parliament and call a snap election, aiming to campaign on a pledge to abandon nuclear power.
