Sentence examples for order dissolves from inspiring English sources

The classical sense of order dissolves.

The interesting point is that the L12 order dissolves over about 10 monolayers (MLs).

Livonia, however, was divided and the order dissolved in 1561.

The Shura Council had taken up legislative powers after a court order dissolved the lower house last year.

Lizzie Clachan's design also makes ingenious use of shuffled tables to show order dissolving into chaos.

For decades, the N.D.P. had been virtually uncontested in Egyptian politics, serving Mubarak's regime; after the revolution, a court order dissolved the Party.

Judge Mary L. Cooper of Federal District Court signed the order dissolving a consent decree, after a joint motion filed in August by the state and the United States Justice Department.

As a narrative it was very fondly regarded because so many of us imagined a clueless botanist pedaling over the cobblestones with the clockwork Helvetian order dissolving under him.

The decrees in these causes are, therefore, reversed, with directions to set aside the order granting an injunction against the Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company, and also the order dissolving the injunction granted in its favor, and dismissing its bill.

Unlike Eastern Europe, whose old order dissolved with breathtaking speed in 1989, Arab countries are distinct in their ideologies and governments, though they often share the same complaints of their citizens and some degree of support by the United States.

Then on Thursday, the nation's highest court issued an order dissolving Parliament, on the grounds that political parties had wrongly been allowed to compete for the one-third of seats designated for individual candidates.