The phrase "a resolution denouncing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a formal statement or decision is being made to condemn or criticize something or someone.
Example: "The committee passed a resolution denouncing the recent actions taken by the government."
Alternatives: "a statement condemning the" or "a declaration against the".
At their very first trustees' meeting in October, they introduced a resolution denouncing the war.
And the local community board organized a rally and passed a resolution denouncing the enforcement.
Republican leaders had planned for that debate to culminate in a vote on a resolution denouncing the accord.
But while Congress is again contemplating a resolution denouncing the genocide, it would do a lot more good for both Armenia and Turkey if it held back.
Even on 21 October 2009 the European parliament rejected a resolution denouncing the lack of media freedom in Italy and dismissed it as a national matter.
His comments followed an instruction from Sergei Naryshkin, the Chairman of the State Duma, that Russia's Parliamentary Committee on International Relations consider passing a resolution denouncing the "annexation of the German Democratic Republic by the Federal Republic of Germany".
"For Lowe's to say that the show is dangerous, or agree that it's dangerous or somehow showing anything other than American Muslims as normal, is quite outrageous". Lieu said he would consider urging a boycott and drafting a legislative resolution denouncing the company's actions.
But Russia has failed to lever any major European country into opposing the strikes; at an emergency security council meeting on Saturday, only three countries backed a Russian resolution denouncing the airstrikes as an illegal act of aggression.
Its legislature passed an Interposition Resolution denouncing the decision and declaring it null and void.
But it remains unclear whether the forensic evidence the South has so far accumulated will be convincing enough to force China, a veto-wielding member of the United Nations Security Council and a North Korea ally, to support a statement or resolution denouncing the North.
The international outcry paved the way for a rare UN Security Council resolution denouncing the violence.
