Sentence examples for Demanding a resolution from inspiring English sources

When I arrived in Vienna for the board meeting in March, the Americans and their allies -- chiefly, the Canadians, the Australians and the British -- were demanding a resolution harshly criticizing Iranian noncompliance.

Earlier this month the Queensland premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, and South Australia premier, Jay Weatherill, wrote to Hockey demanding a resolution to the dispute over last year's budget cuts for pensioner concessions.

Their dangerous situation — they were Jews — exacerbated their differences to an extreme degree, and demanded a resolution one way or the other.

Mr. Cranston has said in interviews that "Breaking Bad" cannot go on indefinitely; Walter's situation will demand a resolution before long.

Like many Serbs, they demanded a resolution condemning all crimes committed during the wars in the former Yugoslavia, especially those against Serbs.

In one email sent to Ghani, Proudfoot wrote: "It is widely accepted that the country is being dragged down by certain undisciplined immigrants and the British people demand a resolution.

Mr. Baker keeps acting as though there's some phantom populace impatiently demanding a swift resolution.

extolling Trump's efforts, to Trump suddenly bailing on the effort and demanding a Friday resolution to the matter ― which all but guaranteed it wouldn't be resolved to anyone's satisfaction.

One council member is demanding an immediate resolution opposing it.

What if the murky, contestable conventions of the past lead to constitutional crisis, particularly with a frenzied media pronouncing winners and losers and demanding an immediate resolution?

Last Friday in Brussels the Germans led Eurogroup ambush of the new president of Cyprus, demanding an immediate resolution to the country's debt crisis.