Floyd then brought forth a resolution on December 10 , 1821 to inquire into the expediency of occupying the area, and a week later presented another resolution to have the Secretary of the Navy give an estimate for a survey of harbors on the Pacific Coast.
AT a recent meeting of the Westport Representative Town Meeting, the local governing body, two members put forth a resolution on Iraq: "Let the United Nations work it out and exhaust diplomatic and economic means to avoid war".
Ms. Pelosi, who exerted a special procedural prerogative to bring forth the resolution, said afterward that she was prompted to do so by Mr. DeLay's suggestion that he had been exonerated.
After that, the opposition Labour party said it was intending to put forth a resolution opposing the deal.
Five years later, addressing the UN General Assembly, Mandela announced that South Africa, along with seven other countries, was putting forth a resolution titled, "Towards a Nuclear Weapons Free World: The Need for a New Agenda".
A Democratic National committeeman from California has put forth a resolution asking Bernie Sanders, along with Maine Senator Angus King, to officially join the party by replacing the "I" (for "independent") with a "D," making their casual cohabitation with the party a full-blown marriage.
And when I went to stand outside the White House, when Bush put forth the resolution for a preemptive strike on Iraq, I stood there because everybody was buying into the war, and I wanted to be the person outside that said, no, this is wrong, so the person kind of confused--because they thought it was wrong, but everybody was saying it was right--had a place to hold onto.
Like its inspiration, it outlined the injustices women faced and put forth 11 resolutions the convention adopted that were crucial to women realizing equality in American life.
Finfer and colleagues put forth many resolutions to open questions.
Echoing warnings in Russia's new military doctrine set forth last fall, the resolution called on President Vladimir V. Putin to reconsider Russia's international agreements with NATO and its own defense strategies, including its nuclear posture.
