In many cases, managers can even stop a resolution from being put to a vote.
The United Nations Security Council, like a character in a Beckett play, has been waiting for a phantom -- a resolution from the United States declaring that Iraq has not disarmed.
Strengthening the credibility of U.S. assurances will require extensive measures, such as a personal guarantee by Trump, a resolution from Congress, and/or a Chinese role in serving as a guarantor of any peace agreement.
In contrast, with an integrative bargaining approach the parties engage in cooperative problem solving in an effort to achieve a resolution from which each party benefits.
Last month, when the Bush Administration secured a resolution from the Security Council lending a stamp of international legitimacy to the new Iraqi interim government, Kerry told me, "They're moving in my direction.
But Mr. Zoffinger's nomination to serve on the Rutgers University Board of Governors has touched off an argument that started with a resolution from student representatives, spread to a local daily newspaper and has now drawn the attention of officials involved in the confirmation process.
While you wait for a resolution from Washington, distract yourself by playing this week's contest.
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said the UK and France had "committed to get a resolution from the United Nations for an intervention in Libya".
A resolution from the United Methodist Church sought a company "sustainability" report.
The 18th of December protests were a reaction to a resolution from Pakistan's National Assembly, which chided Bangladesh for hanging Mollah over his "loyalty to Pakistan".
The basis for establishing an internationally administered safe haven in Iraq would likely require a resolution from the UN Security Council authorizing an intervention.
