Sentence examples for endorsing a resolution from inspiring English sources

The EU recently showed signs of moving in the same direction, with the European Parliament endorsing a resolution calling for a shark-finning ban.

"It is mind-boggling that a major political party would even consider endorsing a resolution to facilitate tax evasion," said Heather Lowe, director of government affairs at anti-graft watchdog group Global Financial Integrity.

Since its founding, the club has tackled national and local issues such as endorsing a resolution by a veterans' group to adopt the "Star Spangled Banner" as the national anthem and offering the clubhouse as a meeting place for Girl Scouts to balance the Boy Scout organization, wrote Joan Gladstone in a history of the club.

It endorsed a resolution sponsored by Moss declaring an opioid epidemic in the state.

At the end, the meeting also hastily endorsed a resolution calling for a ban on abortion.

The United States hastily endorsed a resolution, issued earlier by the Organization of American States, deploring the coup.

By that time the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party, meeting in Hanoi, had endorsed a resolution calling for the use of armed force to overthrow the Diem government.

And in June the American Medical Association, the largest body of physicians in the US, endorsed a resolution calling for pilot supervised injection programs.

The Security Council endorsed a resolution extending by six months the 10,000-member United Nations mission that helps enforce the 2005 peace accord that ended decades of civil war in southern Sudan.

Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, yesterday endorsed a resolution that called for the future World Trade Center memorial to list the names of firefighters, police officers and rescue workers separately from those of other victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Of the 78 adult direct descendants of John D. Rockefeller Jr, 72 have endorsed a resolution to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive at Exxon Mobil, which eventually emerged from the antitrust break-up of the family oil monopoly, Standard Oil.