A resolution asserted the "inviolable sovereignty of the State of Utah under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution".
The National Collegiate Track Coaches Association in the United States passed a resolution asserting that its members knew the doping charge was "contrary to fact".
In October 1995, the House, by a vote of 315-103, passed a resolution asserting that "no United States Armed forces should be deployed on the ground in the territory of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina to enforce a peace agreement until the Congress has approved such a deployment".
The Denver City Council passed a resolution asserting that no law enforcement agency should spy or collect information on an individual or group based on race, religion, sexual orientation, country of origin or social views.
Henry offered a series of resolutions asserting the right of the colonies to legislate independently of the British Parliament, and he supported these resolutions with great eloquence: "Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the First his Cromwell, and George III…" Here he was interrupted by cries of "Treason! treason!" But he concluded, according to a likely version, "…may profit by their example.
James Bopp Jr., the conservative from Indiana who proposed the "purity" resolution, asserted that the latest version of the resolution was even better than the one he suggested, a claim that others disputed.
The resolution asserts that the law, by offering tax credits to workers seeking insurance from for-profit and other companies in the exchanges, will place some responsible employers at a competitive disadvantage and destabilize the employment-based health care system.
The labor group's economic resolution asserted that the North American Free Trade Agreement, admitting China into the World Trade Organization and a long-overvalued dollar had fueled the relocation of American operations overseas.
The resolution asserts that Dr. Lee, who worked at the Energy Department's Los Alamos National Laboratory, was singled out for prosecution solely because of his race and treated with undue harshness during his incarceration.
The resolution asserted that Pluto was "unfairly downgraded to a 'dwarf' planet" by the IAU.
