Sentence examples for expresses a resolution from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Hume argues that the obligation to keep one's promises is intelligible only with reference to convention that, when one employs a certain "form of words" (e.g., "I promise to \ j\)"), one thereby expresses a resolution to \ j\) and subjects oneself to penalty if one does not \ j\).

While expressing hope that a resolution could still be reached, he vowed to operate the hospital at full capacity with replacement nurses in the event of a strike.

Other countries expressed reservations about a resolution for a number of reasons, namely that the Palestinians were reversing course in such a short time span, and that a draft in circulation complicated the issue by adding demands, including that Israel cease excavations around Al Aksa Mosque in Jerusalem and ensure access to the holy site for Palestinian worshipers.

He expressed hope for a resolution brokered by the Trump administration and mediator nation Kuwait.

On Monday night, Gov. Gray Davis expressed cautious optimism that a resolution might be in sight.

On Feb. 28, the Virginia General Assembly passed a resolution expressing "profound regret" for the role slavery played in that state.

Last week, Senate Democrats, including presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and vice presidential contenders Elizabeth Warren and Al Franken signed a Resolution expressing congressional disapproval of the fossil fuel industry's misinformation campaign.

A resolution expressing "strong disapproval" of his conduct had already been proposed when Moore rose to speak in his own defense.

An Arkansas legislative panel passed a resolution expressing "profound regret" for the state's role in slavery, following the lead of other Southern states.

The staff council adopted a resolution expressing alarm with what it found to be irregularities in the election of polling officers.

A17 EDUCATION No-Confidence Vote at Harvard Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences approved a resolution expressing a lack of confidence in the leadership of the university's president, Lawrence H. Summers, citing longstanding dissatisfaction with his management style.