The phrase "a resolution arguing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a formal decision or statement that presents a particular argument or stance on an issue.
Example: "The committee passed a resolution arguing for increased funding for public education."
Alternatives: "a statement advocating" or "a declaration supporting".
Community Board 8 recently passed a resolution arguing that the plan clashed with the architectural character of the building.
Also this week the State Department decided against introducing a resolution, arguing that it might not pass.
In 1970, the I.R.S. moved to revoke the university's tax-exempt status, on the ground that its policies were discriminatory, and the S.B.C. subsequently passed a resolution arguing that the action violated churches' constitutional right to operate without government interference.
They have tabled a resolution arguing that traditional Absinthe recipes do not always specify minimum levels of anethole and thuyone, two substances that are mandatory in the draft.
European countries at the UNSC, led by Britain, France and Germany, are pushing the Arabs to request a UNSC resolution arguing that this is an important step in countering the Russian-led opposition at the UNSC.
As in the House, some of the Senate's more conservative members voted against the spending measure, known as a continuing resolution, arguing that its cuts were insufficient.
In 2011, he vetoed a similar UN resolution, arguing US-brokered talks would find a way forward.
Democrats offered a starkly different take on the budget resolution, arguing that Republicans were clearing the way for a partisan tax plan that would benefit the rich.
The bank is urging shareholders not to vote for the resolution, arguing that the practice is legal and that it was sent a statement by the pensions minister in November 2017 confirming that the government does not support withdrawal of the policy.
Several major Jewish groups, like the American Jewish Committee, oppose the resolution, arguing that it is not the best way to persuade the Turks to examine their past.
The United States was one of eight nations that voted with Israel against the resolution, arguing that it prejudges the outcome of negotiations.
