Sentence examples for controversial resolution from inspiring English sources
One year before Mohács, however, the matter of the Teutonic Knights had found a controversial resolution.
Mr. Bush made no such allusion to the agonizingly close result of the 2000 election and its controversial resolution by the courts.
NEW DELHI — The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh sank into a contentious political paralysis on Monday as local lawmakers adjourned indefinitely without addressing a controversial resolution to divide the state.
The topic, how Christians and Jews can "create community through dialogue and cooperation," struck a highly different note from a controversial resolution the Southern Baptist Convention adopted five years ago that called for evangelizing Jews.
Today committee members are slated to consider a controversial resolution maligning the child-rearing potential of same-sex couples, citing heavily from the findings of a junk-science study.
The United Nations cultural agency has adopted a controversial resolution which makes no reference to Jewish ties to a key holy site in Jerusalem.
A new generation of NDP activists known as The Waffle proposed many controversial resolutions, including nationalization of all natural resource industries and support for Quebec Sovereignty.
She proposed, among other things, a then-controversial resolution demanding voting rights for women.
For instance, when quoted by name, a Security Council ambassador will refer to a controversial draft resolution along these lines: "It's an interesting proposal.
The controversial JCOC resolution, strongly opposed by ANAK representatives, would "require candidates for officer positions to recognize all campus affiliations including position and duration of involvement".
On 25 January 2005, for example, PACE adopted a controversial non-binding resolution, Resolution 1416, which criticized the "large-scale ethnic expulsion and the creation of mono-ethnic areas" and declared that Armenian forces were occupying Azerbaijan lands.
