Sentence examples similar to a considered resolution from inspiring English sources

It's now much more about the perfection of a really well-tailored suit, about achieving a thoroughly considered resolution, rather than pioneering the cutting edge of design.

In 2001 Laxey forced the ASEAN Supreme Fund to open-end itself, using British-based Singapore laws to make the fund call a shareholder meeting to consider resolutions proposed by substantial holders.

The British military efforts were marked by bungling, and in 1855 a restive Parliament considered a resolution to establish a committee on the conduct of the war.

On Thursday, a committee of Stanford's trustees considered a resolution to create a new proxy voting guideline for the university's investments.

Just a few days ago, the Republican National Committee considered a resolution to bar party support for anyone opposed to such a ban.

For a long time in football, it was considered a resolution of toughness for coaches to withhold water from players, even on very hot days.

Unlike many states, Connecticut's redistricting process has virtually no role for the governor; the vote of the legislature is considered a resolution and therefore is not subject to a gubernatorial veto.

But it hasn't considered a resolution on Carter's first emergency even once.

SHAREHOLDERS at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting last week considered a resolution to divest from PetroChina.

The claims of mass killings came as the Security Council considered a resolution demanding immediate access to Serb-controlled areas around Srebrenica and Zepa.

On Tuesday, the board of New York City's pension fund considered a resolution from Mr. de Blasio to divest from all weapons makers.