Sentence examples for called a resolution from inspiring English sources

"The sweeping powers being pursued by the E.P.A. are the worst possible option for reducing greenhouse gas emissions," said Ms. Murkowski, who tried to thwart the agency's action using a rarely employed procedure called a resolution of disapproval.

Republican leaders passed a bill to repeal the Clean Power Plan (called a "resolution of disapproval"), only to see it vetoed last Friday by President Obama.

Letting I denote the identity operator on the Hilbert space, the expression I = \sum_{n=1}^\infty \varphi_n \varphi_n^\dagger, is called a resolution of the identity.

There is what he calls a "resolution gap" between the digital files and current 3-D-printing technology, meaning that printers capable of matching the resolution of his scans don't yet exist.

The plan, called a budget resolution, is not conclusive.

The measure that was adopted today is called a budget resolution.

The measure the negotiators are working on is called a budget resolution.

But without such a plan, called a budget resolution, it is unlikely any tax cut whatsoever could be passed.

The measure adopted today, called a budget resolution, is not legislation and does not require the president's signature.

The budget plan, which would permit spending $2.2 trillion in the next fiscal year, is called a budget resolution.

The current agreement, called a continuing resolution (CR), runs out on 9 December.