Sentence examples for to dissolve that from inspiring English sources

By mid-November 2012, LDP pressure in the lower house had forced him to dissolve that body and call for parliamentary elections.

The water is undersaturated with respect to a certain mineral which means that the water is still able to dissolve that specific mineral.

The decision to dissolve that assembly was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

Crossing the border between literary fiction and genre fiction, Banville appears, at first glance, to be working to reinforce rather than to dissolve that boundary.

Once a child attaches to a foster caretaker, who becomes the "psychological parent," the state should be reluctant to dissolve that bond.

The solubility data reinforce the observation that fluorinating a compound can significantly lower the conditions needed to dissolve that compound in CO2.

I just kind of think that everything about Britney – from her 2012 bootcut jeans (where do you even buy those any more?) – all the way up to her Russian weave, represents a dogged refusal on her part to dissolve into that weird, post-startlet premature celebrity menopause that people like her are supposed to dissolve into.

In 2006, the organization Malaria No More set a public goal of eliminating malaria from Africa by 2015, and the organization plans to dissolve if that goal is accomplished.

Mix a solution of muriatic acid and water to dissolve minerals that accumulate in the filter media, reducing the rate water can pass through the filter.

Four years later, fed up with continued bickering with the National Assembly, he had suffered to be elected, he dissolved that body and again promised democratic elections within 90 days.

But it was Sunday afternoon's main act that seemed to dissolve any aggravation that had accumulated over the two sweaty days.