Sentence examples for whether to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Lieberman is now considering whether to dissolve the partnership.

But the assembly abruptly moved it up in order to pass the draft before Egypt's supreme constitutional court rules on Sunday on whether to dissolve the panel.

He is also expected to consult with the Council of State, an advisory body of senior officials, on whether to dissolve Parliament and call an early general election.

The airline's two shareholders, the Belgian government, with 50.5percentt, and the SAirGroup, with 49.5percentt, are to meet on Monday to decide whether to dissolve the company.

The United Nations will have a final say on most issues -- including whether to dissolve parliament and call new elections -- but the assembly will show whether local leaders can work together.

Mr. Ghosn must also make some decisions about the troubled truck-making unit, Nissan Diesel Motor, a subsidiary of both Nissan and Renault, and whether to dissolve a partnership with Isuzu.

THE prime minister, Shinzo Abe, says he has not yet decided whether or not to dissolve the Diet's lower house and call a snap general election.

It took place as players completed a vote on whether to authorize Fehr to dissolve the union if negotiations stalled.

So, to reap what efficiencies may exist in Concert, the companies have begun determining whether it is feasible to dissolve the venture.

It was also unclear whether a successful vote to dissolve Parliament would supersede Mr. Barak's gambit tonight and create an open playing field for all candidates, thus allowing Mr. Netanyahu to run.

The Lama answers, somewhat unexpectedly, (I paraphrase) that whether the Buddha's brain was the kind of saucepan that never formed a negative bubble, or whether he was able to dissolve the rising bubble of destructive thought before it reached the surface, the effect is the same.