Sentence examples for block resolution from inspiring English sources
Mr. Putin has made no secret of his distaste for the Libyan operation, leaving the impression that he might have used Russia's veto power to block Resolution 1973 – something Mr. Medvedev chose not to do.
Designs that may have row-column balance or block resolution are identified, since these are useful in overcoming bias introduced through presentation order effects or for constructing multi-session experiments, respectively.
Then, we use FWT to go even deeper in the LTE signal band to sense at multiples of a resource block resolution.
The blocks may be selected at m%2 = 0 and n%2 = 0, where m and n correspond to coordinates at block resolution.
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**Chevron's jurisdictional shell game makes a mockery of the rule of law: Chevron is playing a jurisdictional shell game to block resolution of the case.
Since 1982, the US has used its security council veto to block resolutions critical of Israel 35 times.
As a veto-wielding member of the UN Security Council, Russia can block resolutions on Kosovo's independence or Iranian sanctions.
That has been corrected to say that since 1982, the US has used its veto to block resolutions critical of Israel 35 times, while the total number of resolutions blocked by other permanent members over the same period is 27.
Russia has used its veto powers four times to block resolutions on Syria that Moscow sees as damaging to its ally, the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
Russia provides political cover for Syria at the United Nations — preventing condemnation of Assad's brutal regime, including using its veto power in the Security Council to block resolutions calling for sanctions and the prosecution of Assad on war-crimes charges.
