Sentence examples for calls for a resolution from inspiring English sources

Reuters quoted the foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, as saying that calls for a resolution under chapter 7 show a "lack of understanding".

He thinks it's nonsense that the banks are solvent, and calls for a resolution process (commonly referred to as "nationalization") for the banks.

Kuttner, a more traditional liberal, thinks the Obama Administration wants to "kick the can down the road". He thinks it's nonsense that the banks are solvent, and calls for a resolution process (commonly referred to as "nationalization") for the banks.

On Monday, the Obama administration renewed its calls for a resolution to Greece's debt crisis, but in a notable change from recent months, focused its remarks on Greece's creditors.

In July the government called for a resolution at the UN effectively demanding talks on the status of Kosovo.

After the World Coalition was founded, in 2002, he organized a call for a resolution against the death penalty in the United Nations General Assembly, and it passed in December, 2007.

Plibersek called for a resolution, noting Timor-Leste had suffered decades of war and starvation and Australia's role in securing the country's independence was "a proud moment for many Australians".

In his letter to the security council, Hadi called for a resolution to "deter the Houthi militias and their allies, to stop their aggression against all governorates – especially the city of Aden – and to support the legitimate authority".

Given the full slate of graduate student problems which face the GSC, imagine my surprise to find an October agenda item calling for a resolution to save the Cambridge and Somerville Alcohol Rehabilitation Center.

Transport for London has called for a resolution with minimal disruption.

In her speech, she said many countries wanted a deal, but "one or two others do not", and called for a resolution as soon as possible.