Sentence examples for draconian resolution from inspiring English sources
A less draconian resolution requires the Fed to describe its collateral at regular intervals and calls for an "evaluation" of the Fed's reserve banks.
It seems likely that British and American leaders expected that UN inspections would again be obstructed or that Iraqi violation of the draconian new resolution 1441 would persuade the security council to authorise military action to remove the regime.
"That's just too Draconian a solution.
"We're not even allowed one inaccuracy in this resolution; it's draconian," Gen. Amir al-Saadi, President Saddam Hussein's top adviser on weapons, said at a news conference after Iraq delivered its 12,000-page declaration on its weapons programs to the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad last Saturday.
This case screams out for fair resolution, and the court runs the risk of delegitimizing itself as draconian and doctrinaire if it denies Edie WIndsor justice.
Unions called the measures "draconian".
Draconian, one played called it.
But it is potentially draconian.
