The phrase "a moving resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision or conclusion that evokes strong emotions or feelings, often in a context related to personal or social issues.
Example: "The film concluded with a moving resolution that left the audience in tears."
Alternatives: "an emotional conclusion" or "a poignant decision".
"In the cause of fighting the banks, to have someone in the Senate who will move resolutions to get a royal commission, is extremely important to us".
The camera 'detects light from dark' and 'can track a moving object', but the resolution or shutter speed, unfound, are probably not great.
The left faction was contemplating various fall-back options, including moving a resolution that would criticise the leadership's positive position on boat turnbacks – but any such resolution would only be a gesture of protest.
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Though both China and Russia are expected to veto such a move, the resolution — overwhelmingly approved by member states — was highly symbolic, and upped pressure on the isolated nation.
Following concerns that the South Island might form a separate colony, premier Alfred Domett moved a resolution to transfer the capital from Auckland to a locality near the Cook Strait.
In response to the bill, and vigorous lobbying of Hughes by the veterans' movement, the bill faced difficulty in its passage and Senator Josiah Thomas successfully moved a resolution that a minister in one house might appear on the floor of the other.
At the 1924 UFA convention, Bevington and his followers moved a resolution calling for immediate action on the previous year's banking resolution.
Russia was then forced to move a resolution condemning Nato, which it lost overwhelmingly – as it would now lose any resolution condemning the anti-Isis coalition.
