Sentence examples for would dissolve it from inspiring English sources

The party had been split over whether to participate in the elections, forced to choose between participation that would undercut its principles and a boycott that would dissolve it.

The Halley family said late on Wednesday it would dissolve its own ownership pact and give up some seats on the company's board in order to regain "freedom to manage" its holding.

The company said it would dissolve its eight product divisions in favor of four new ones arranged around broader functional themes, a change meant to encourage a tighter marriage among technologies as competitors like Apple and Google outflank it in the mobile and Internet markets.

Microsoft said it would dissolve its eight product divisions, satirized by followers of the technology industry as being in a state of perpetual war with one another, in favor of four new ones arranged around broader themes, Nick Wingfield reports in The New York Times.

At the end of May, the company said it would dissolve its distribution deal in China, taking control of the business in the market and thus retaining more of the profits.

More recently, NBCUniversal, which owns Telemundo and has been the home of Trump's show "The Apprentice" since 2004, also announced that it would dissolve its business relationship with the candidate.

If it was made of wood, eventually it would dissolve and it would completely disappear.

Predictions that the party would dissolve after it abandoned its alliance with the Democratic Party last year have yet to materialize.

They were all printed on paper which would dissolve as it was read or if anyone tried to keep it as a talisman.

The Conservative opposition party, which holds a slight lead in national polls, said it would dissolve the agency if it won the general elections in two weeks because of its mistakes ahead of and during the financial crisis.

In order to make the Irish Backstop work, the agreement had said we would have to dissolve it by mutual consent.