Adjective(1) not soluble,used of decisions and contracts,permanent(2) not soluble(3) used of decisions and contracts(4) permanent
Adjective(1) not soluble,used of decisions and contracts,permanent(2) not soluble(3) used of decisions and contracts(4) permanent
(1) They do at least imply a stable society in which marriage is indissoluble and family loyalty taken for granted.(2) The Western audience sensed in him the organic, indissoluble tie with European culture.(3) The free marketeers like to assure us that there's an indissoluble link between capitalism and democracy.(4) Family members are not strangers to one another; rather they share an indissoluble bond.(5) Couples were invited to renew their wedding vows and the Pope reaffirmed that the Christian marriage was indissoluble .(6) To balance this he remained a staunch member of the Church of England and a firm believer in the indissoluble union between Church and State.(7) They are the two sides of the one coin, and their indissoluble union does much to explain the enduring appeal of his work.(8) That marriage is neither an indissoluble sacrament nor a social contract is crystal clear.(9) Seeing the indissoluble connection among property rights, the rule of law, and economic well-being will not solve all our problems.(10) My guilt was a clear proof of the Church's view of matrimony as an indissoluble tie.(11) The bond between the British people and the Crown is strong and indissoluble .(12) When men cease to be individual and separate units, and all together form a total and indissoluble communion, then humanity will be a single body.(13) He who has given a vow cannot be released from his engagement, for great oaths are indissoluble bonds.(14) It is neither an amalgam of cultures nor a mix of coexisting, indissoluble elements.(15) But the link between the general and the particular is indissoluble .(16) Their alliances were indissoluble , their commitment to their colleagues, unequivocal.
