Sentence examples for a resolution to act from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, in the wake of public outcry over the illegal killing of Zimbabwe's most recognizable lion, Cecil, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution to act on illegal hunting.

A characteristic aim of urging is, nevertheless, the production of a resolution to act (1962, p. 107).

Mr. Kemp was harsh, perhaps, but Mr. Bush needed rousing, and late last week he announced his own resolution to act.

Make a resolution to do as many random acts of kindness as you possibly can this year.

As it turned out, within an hour after Mr. Gore spoke trying to help Democrats turn the subject from international issues to the economy, two other Democrats who might run for president turned up at a White House news conference, announcing a deal with Mr. Bush on a resolution to authorize the United States to act against Iraq.

Currently the GOP-led House of Representatives has failed to agree on a clean spending bill without a resolution to defund the Affordable Care Act (nicknamed 'Obamacare'Obamacare

When the branding message is finally unveiled, it acts as a resolution to the story and helps make sense of the ad.

To their discredit, some 35 New York City Council members are supporting a resolution urging Albany to act.

Some members of both parties predicted that, in the end, most of Congress would back a resolution authorizing Mr. Bush to act.

"I've got a lot of confidence in President Bush," he says, although he was concerned initially when the White House contended that Mr. Bush did not need to seek a resolution from Congress to act.

Weakness of will involves, specifically, a failure to act on a resolution; this is sufficient to differentiate weakness of will from mere change of mind and even from caprice (which is a different species of unreasonable intention revision, according to Holton).