Shortly after the election, Nova Scotia's premier, Charles Tupper, pushed a pro-confederation resolution through that colony's legislature.
Revising the Articles might be okay' — and once the Confederation Congress makes that resolution, the states now debate what to do.
So for just a couple minutes here I want to go local again and just give you a flavor of the debate that was going on here in Connecticut after the Confederation Congress had passed a resolution saying: okay, we think that the states should select delegates to send them to this Convention that's going to happen to revise the articles.
Recognition of Mr Denktash's "republic", even for an instant, he argues, would make Cyprus a confederation of two states, contrary to UN resolutions on reuniting the island as a single state.
On June 7 , 1776 Richard Henry Lee of Virginia introduced three resolutions calling for independence, foreign alliances, and confederation.
In October 1864, delegates for confederation met in Quebec City for the Quebec Conference, where the Seventy-Two Resolutions were agreed to they would form the basis of Canada's government.
Hans-Dietrich Hans-Dietrich Genscherman Foreign Ministhe, has called for a pan-European "conflict-resolution center," and President Francois Mitterrand of France supports a loose European confederation.
The Turkish Cypriots have objected to United Nations resolutions that have called on it to accept a single-state confederation, and a slight easing of the United Nations' demands helped to open the way for talks.
The sketches and mottoes for these notes, which would also be used on coinage of the Confederation period, were first drawn by Benjamin Franklin in 1775 on the back of a draft of trade resolutions.
with its potent mix of diverse elements -- including a two-stage nuclear conspiracy plot; the formation of an unsympathetic confederation of sleeper cells, defense contractors and rogue scientists; and even a subplot about Sino-American conflict -- all poised for unpredictable resolution Monday evening.
