Sentence examples for forge a resolution from inspiring English sources
That's what makes it so difficult to forge a resolution".
They're simply adversaries whose skill, compassion and sacrifice forge a resolution — whether plea deal, guilty verdict or exoneration.
McDuff helped forge a resolution whereby all felony charges were dismissed and the teenagers' records were expunged.
He's been U.S. ambassador to Israel and to Egypt, and spent decades at the State Department as an integral player in U.S. efforts to forge a resolution.
The envoy, Christopher R. Hill, who is Ambassador to Macedonia, said that the United Nations Security Council's resolution calling for an end to the fight and NATO's threats of using military force could help forge a diplomatic resolution.
The issue of price caps was contentious even among the governors, as at least three -- Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho and Jane Dee Hull of Arizona, both Republicans, and Tony Knowles of Alaska, a Democrat -- announced their opposition and thwarted a forceful effort by the three West Coast governors to forge a unanimous resolution in favor of capping prices.
Mr. Abbas, 82, who was among the negotiators at the signing of the Oslo Accords on the White House lawn in 1993, indicated that he did feel optimistic that, nearly a quarter-century later, Mr. Trump might finally build on that initial agreement to forge a final resolution.
But a 9th Circuit mediator eventually forged a settlement, leading to a final settlement resolution of the case Tuesday.
Speaking two days after Russia and China vetoed a resolution to impose further sanctions on Assad's government, Ban called on the U.N. Security Council to "redouble efforts to forge a united way forward and exercise its collective responsibility".
Over the summer, Texas senator Cruz helped forge a coalition of staunchly pro-Israel and conservative groups which has worked aggressively to build backing for congressional resolutions opposing the nuclear deal, a top Obama administration priority.
"We simply must forge a bipartisan agreement.
