Sentence examples for damaging resolution from inspiring English sources

If the government is to avoid a third and potentially damaging resolution brought upon it during the UNHRC sessions, they must act and act quickly.

Instead, extremists led by Jim Bopp, the RNC Committeeman from Indiana, have proposed a damaging resolution that could scuttle GOP advances in this vital election year -- a mandatory litmus test that GOP candidates would have to pass in order to receive financial support from the RNC.

Ferguson admitted it was a damaging result.

A therapy that diminishes damaging inflammation and enhances injury resolution, applied after the injury has been induced, may therefore be more likely to translate successfully to the bedside and to be beneficial in the clinical setting.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health is hopeful that the additional time for talks will lead to a speedy resolution to the protracted damaging impasse over the junior doctor contract".

Therefore, strategies modulating the inflammatory response must be a balance between promoting resolution and mitigating negative effects of chronic inflammation that can lead to damaging fibrosis without preventing the initial onset of the response [ 31].

Publicity can be as damaging to the perpetrator as a formal resolution.

The latest short-term resolution from Congress only continues these damaging across-the-board spending cuts, and only for another couple of months.

It is the result of a huge domestic and international outcry that forced the government to this resolution … I think Beijing realised how damaging it was to hold China's most famous artist in detention," he said.

"It is felt that the amount stolen is too great, the loss of potential educational support too deep, and the breach of trust too damaging to not see the criminal proceedings through to a fitting resolution," she wrote.

For preservation purposes, it makes sense now to scan at high resolutions, since storage is done digitally and it is costly and damaging to the original film to re-scan.