Sentence examples for every resolution from inspiring English sources

Russia has vetoed every resolution to come before the United Nations Security Council on the matter, and just last week voted against a nonbinding General Assembly resolution.

The town clerk's office employs almost 100 people, and there, she said, "We are in the heart of the work of town government, with every resolution and every document going through the town clerk".

One significant challenge to DRM labelling is that the restrictions imposed by DRM can be incredibly complex – a video may play back on most manufacturers' displays, but not all, and not at every resolution, and not if the video player believes that it is running in a virtual machine or has been relocated to a different country.

Since 2006, when South Africa secured a (non-permanent) seat on the Security Council for the first time, it has been chumming up with China, Russia and other authoritarian regimes to water down or block virtually every resolution touching on human rights.

In other words, we observe the graph as by using a magnifying glass, obtaining partitions at every resolution level.

The notation ({mathscr{C}}_{(a,b]}) represents that the partition is weakly optimal for every resolution in the ((a,b]) interval.

Every extra resolution somewhat eroded the authority of the UN.

"We can't be on the right side of every shareholder resolution," Ms. Stranahan acknowledged.

"A lot of people understand that this man has defied every U.N. resolution," Mr. Bush said, adding that there were 16 of them.

The meeting in New York involves discussing "every possible resolution", but, as Swallow posits, "it can just … end" – which is precisely what the novel does.

Since then every successive resolution has barred more Iranian generals and scientists from travel, and called on countries to cut off many kinds of trade with the nation, including weapons.