The opening themes, coalescing out of fragmentation, seemed under constant threat of dissolution.
And Australia Belgium, Canada, Spain and Nigeria have faced the threat of dissolution over minority views being discounted.
You get beautifully made, highly marketable simulations that no longer function as spiritual glue for communities under threat of dissolution by global market forces.
When the Catalans revolted against John II and unsuccessfully tried to secede, the Aragonese federation faced the threat of dissolution, but it was able to hold together.
But while the first-place finish of the Greek party New Democracy removed for the moment the immediate threat of dissolution of the currency zone, it did not address the fundamental problems facing Spain and other members of the euro zone.
Compromise of 1850, in U.S. history, a series of measures proposed by the "great compromiser," Sen. Henry Clay of Kentucky, and passed by the U.S. Congress in an effort to settle several outstanding slavery issues and to avert the threat of dissolution of the Union.
Morsi was due to address the nation later today, calling for unity and support for his decree, which he insists is merely a temporary measure to ensure that the constituent assembly can continue its work without threat of dissolution by the Egyptian courts.
CAIRO — Racing against the threat of dissolution by judges appointed by ousted President Hosni Mubarak, and ignoring howls of protest from secular opponents, the Islamists drafting Egypt's new constitution voted Friday to approve a charter that human rights groups and international experts said was full of holes and ambiguities.
But after the Supreme Constitutional Court said it would soon rule on the lawsuits, supporters of the president on the assembly decided to pass a rushed draft to head off the threat of dissolution.
Its universal tenets should not be surrendered to the seemingly more pressing threat of tribal dissolution -- particularly not right now.
