Smith does not expect any immediate changes, and acknowledges a resolution could take a couple of years.
Mrs. Clinton acknowledged such a resolution was likely to be vetoed by Russia, but said that even her Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov, had recognized "that we are not in a static situation but a deteriorating one".
So while the resolution acknowledged a role for the king, it did not specify that he should return as king.
Four years later, in an official resolution, the American Psychological Association acknowledged a correlation between "violent video game exposure and aggressive behavior" but stipulated that "not all aggression is violence" and that "insufficient research has examined whether violent video game use causes lethal violence".
It meant little more than acknowledging a problem ― one the resolution's own research doesn't back up ― but this year, its sponsor is trying to take the fight one step further.
"I would... like to see a United Nations security council resolution to condemn this violence, to call for the release of political prisoners and call for legitimate grievances to be responded to," he said, acknowledging that such a resolution could be "quite difficult" to achieve.
"Rather than acknowledging a management breakdown, CEO John Stumpf blamed a minority of bad employees," the resolution said.
"Gaza" acknowledged that a just resolution to the Palestinian question is a cause dear to his party's heart, and Blair insisted that this would follow from the destruction of Saddam Hussein, even persuading Bush to utter a few words to that effect shortly before the invasion of Iraq.
One of those sponsors, Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California, acknowledged that the resolution had split Jewish lawmakers, with some backing the resolution and others pointing to the risk to Israel should Turkey's role as a stabilizing force in the region be diminished.
"He acknowledges a loneliness.
