Sentence examples for cabinet resolution from inspiring English sources

He recently voted in favor of a cabinet resolution declaring that the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, had made himself "irrelevant".

Benjamin Netanyahu, then the finance minister, disagreed, and he abstained during the vote on the cabinet resolution, which eventually passed.

But then she made good with the protesters, shot off a letter to Mr. Singh and assured them of passing a Cabinet resolution on the matter.

The ultra-Orthodox parties opposed it from the outset, and the original cabinet resolution lacked details and sidestepped any formal recognition of non-Orthodox religious branches in Israel.

A draft cabinet resolution says Japan will be able to come to the aid of an ally in limited circumstances, such as if an attack poses "an imminent threat to Japan's survival" or the lives and rights of its people.

A draft cabinet resolution said Japan would be able to come to the aid of an ally in limited circumstances, such as if an attack posed "an imminent threat to Japan's survival" or the lives and rights of its people.

The concern was reflected in a flurry of legislation, policy and cabinet resolutions made in the years following the ban.

Energy policy will be developed "with flexibility, based on tireless verification and re-examination," the cabinet's resolution read.

Administration officials also acknowledged that the all-out American campaign to eradicate terror following the Sept. 11 attacks makes it challenging for the United States to urge Israel to use restraint, especially after the Israeli cabinet's resolution today branding Mr. Arafat's government a "terror-supporting entity".

Gov. Jeb Bush and his cabinet approved a resolution to ask Congress to stop spending $20 million a year on dredging the Apalachicola River, calling it a waste of taxpayers' money.

On Aug. 9, 2000, the Colombian Supreme Court issued an order approving the extradition, and the next day the president of Colombia, Andres Pastrana, and his cabinet signed a resolution providing for the action.