Sentence examples for broader resolution from inspiring English sources

But that vote, part of a broader resolution on fracking, was rejected by 391 votes to 262, with 37 abstentions.

The action related to Google was part of a broader resolution from the Parliament, which represents the European Union, having to do with the digital economy.

In a statement, JPMorgan called the deal "an important step towards a broader resolution" with the Justice Department and the other government authorities.

At a second meeting that night, he was presented with the option of pushing for a broader resolution that would allow for the U.S. to protect the Libyan rebels by bombing government forces.

It also stepped up scrutiny of those institutions and began working with officials at the Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve and other regulatory agencies to develop a broader resolution plan.

The bank said that it hoped the settlement would be part of a "broader resolution" of the firm's housing bubble woes - a nod to an expected settlement with the US Justice Department that is also likely to run to several billions of dollars.

And still unclear is what sort of broad resolution Mr Spitzer might seek.

A two-week, on-and-off parliamentary debate on how to tackle terrorism resulted in a broad resolution last Thursday that called for talks with militants who renounced violence.

Soon Republicans were joining Democrats, and conservatives were allied with liberals in complaining, especially because Congress had moved quickly to pass stiff new antiterrorism measures requested by the administration with a single dissenting vote in the Senate and passed a broad resolution that supported the use of military force abroad.

This broad resolution underwrites, promotes and endorses the unprecedented Bush doctrine of preventive war and pre-emptive strikes -- detailed in a recent publication, "National Security Strategy of the United States" -- against any nation that the president, and the president alone, determines to be a threat.

The president ordered retaliatory air strikes against North Vietnamese naval bases, and he requested congressional support for a broad resolution authorizing him to take whatever action he deemed necessary to deal with future threats to U.S. forces or U.S. allies in Southeast Asia.