Sentence examples for conference resolution from inspiring English sources

"If Labor is to have a credible progressive renewable energy agenda, it must start with this national conference resolution".

He added: "The [Labour] party conference resolution was a requirement that [air strikes in Syria] had to be within international law and therefore that would require the United Nations to be involved".

Jewish groups like the Anti-Defamation League have harshly criticized your management of 2001's World Conference Against Racism, in Durban, South Africa, in large part because anti-Semitic language was present in preliminary drafts of the conference resolution.

Cameron is likely, however, to seek at least some exemption from the directive imposing a 48-hour maximum working week, which would fall outside any literal interpretation of the GMB's conference resolution but delight many employers.

By excluding ourselves from the organisations of the Six that drew up the Treaty of Rome we deprived ourselves of the chance of fashioning the organisation at the outset to suit our interests.It is worth bearing in mind that the Messina conference resolution, the genesis of the Treaty of Rome, made no mention of an agricultural policy indeed the word agriculture does not appear in it.

Before the conference, Resolution F-10 began with a sentence saying that the NEA "is opposed to the use of merit pay or performance pay compensation systems".

At a 1917 Leeds anti-war conference, resolutions were also passed calling for the independence of Ireland, India and Egypt.

They used their finest creativity to find the best way to protect the people they employed and they were to defend.' He said those people realised that life was too real to mistake conference resolutions for accomplished facts, or to mistake individual enthusiasm for a mass movement.

But they are both creatures of the 20th century, equally convinced that Labour alone has the answers, that arcane debates about party committees and conference resolutions represent a worthwhile use of human effort, and that absolutely everything always centres on the question of whether Corbyn and his allies should stay, or go.

Next up was Labour First top-donny Luke Akehurst, who gave everyone a rundown of exactly which boring conference resolutions his supporters should vote for.

But in a video conference room, resolution may need to display a range of detail.