Sentence examples for right to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Only Fifa has the right to dissolve us.

The referendum also granted the president the right to dissolve the government at will.

He said the government also opposed her demand to remove the president's right to dissolve Parliament.

In particular, Mr. Musharraf secured a constitutional amendment in 2002 that gave him the right to dissolve Parliament.

Since 1978, presidents have had the legal right to dissolve collective-bargaining agreements when they interfere with national security.

The constitutional amendments also give the president the right to dissolve Parliament and call for general elections.

But Freddie Freeman, the Braves' cleanup hitter, came up to start the seventh inning and ripped a line drive straight up the middle — just over Gee's right ear — to dissolve the no-hit opportunity.

As she met with Prime Minister Ehud Barak in Jerusalem this evening, a right-wing bill to dissolve the Parliament and hold new elections was gaining steady support, including some backing among parties inside the ruling coalition.

The real oddity is that Americans still celebrate the right of "one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another" after Lincoln demolished that right once and for all, with 650,000 Civil War deaths.

1017, 28 L.Ed.2d 288 (1971), or the right of private parties to dissolve a previous marriage, Boddie v. Connecticut, 401 U.S. 371, 91 S.Ct.

It's a plan that could please only far-right ideologues who want to dissolve nearly every part of the federal government, save the military.