Sentence examples for was to dissolve from inspiring English sources

The country's constitutional court ruled that he could not hold the referendum; Mr. Tandja's solution was to dissolve the court and replace its members.

Although the primary purpose of this reform was to dissolve the large ecclesiastical estates, the law also forced the Indians to give up their village lands.

The idea of his 'new journalism' was to dissolve the distinction between writer and subject and Wolfe was so good at the tricks of this total submersion reporting that it was easy to forget that he was as likely to let go of his critical distance as he was to walk down Fifth Avenue in flip-flops; it was this tension that gave his writing its narcotic charge.

Now he claimed that the force of sentiment, contrary to Schleiermacher's supposition, was to dissolve dogmatic religion into personal conviction.

The only way to resolve the stalemate was to dissolve the company.

A national commission decided that the best way to deal with this situation was to dissolve this outlaw league.

The solution is to dissolve the county.

"If she were to dissolve Parliament she would be seen as undermining the peace process.

His last pitiful request is to dissolve into the ocean as dewdrops or rain.

For many leftists, the answer has been to dissolve ourselves into Europe, which I think is not good".

To rewrite the past and render malnutrition a simply technical problem is to dissolve history like a tooth in cola.