Sentence examples for a resolution stipulating from inspiring English sources

Let's pass a resolution stipulating that every dry martini should consist of a gin-vermouth ratio of at most 4 to 1 (okay, 5 to 1 in some cases) and offering incentives for those that move closer to 2 to 1 or equal parts.

Parliament adopted a resolution stipulating that the actions should focus on ensuring equal rights of access to health for all by decreasing health inequalities among rural and urban populations, populations with different education and income levels, and between age groups by active cooperation of the State, local self-government institutions and non-governmental organizations.

The Forum participants have adopted a resolution stipulating coordinated actions to address and improve the situation with access to education in Eastern Ukraine in order to ensure that every child in Donetsk and Luhansk oblast is able to start 2014-2015 academic year.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is pushing for a UN Security Council resolution stipulating an end to the occupation by 2016.

Fiji will support an Amer ican‐sponsored resolution stipulating that representation can be changed only by a two‐ thirds majority of the Assem bly, Semesa K. Sikivou, Fiji's delegate said.

The proposed resolution stipulates a November 2016 deadline for the end of Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories along the UN-agreed 1967 lines.

The Senate's authorizing resolution stipulates that the FBI find a site in the region within two miles of a Metro station and within 2.5 miles of the Beltway.

Israel, denying responsibility for their flight, says that the same resolution stipulates that these refugees had to be willing to "live at peace with their neighbours" and that the Palestinians, having rejected the UN-sanctioned partition of Palestine, were not prepared to live in peace with the new Jewish state.

This resolution stipulated that every able-bodied citizen between the ages of 11 and 60 should plant three to five trees per year or do the equivalent amount of work in seedling, cultivation, tree tending or other services.

OCR investigations typically result in a resolution agreement stipulating changes the school must make to address sexual and gender-based violence.

The first threat to affirmative action in California was in July 1995, when the Board of Regents of the University of California passed a resolution (SP-1), which stipulated that the UC would discontinue considering race in admissions by the beginning of 1997.