Sentence examples for from the resolutions from inspiring English sources

Yet look down from the resolutions of the NATO summit to the devastated villages and lengthening lines of refugees in and around Kosovo and the gap between resolutions and reality yawns wide.Although on paper NATO's European members together spend perhaps two-thirds of what America does on defence, they can muster only a fraction of its military punch.

Borrowing from the resolutions of the Convention of 1832, delegates wrote into the constitution a guarantee of free public education.

"This particular resolution was brought up from the floor on the day of the caucus; it did not come from the resolutions committee as it was not passed at any 6th District County's caucus," wrote Feyen.

H. Jefferson Powell, a modern jurist, identifies three persistent themes of Democratic-Republican constitutionalism which emerged from the Resolutions and the Report: (1) a textual approach to the Constitution, (2) the compact theory, and (3) that caution, not trust, should characterize our approach to those who hold political power.

That measure was dropped from the resolution as part of a compromise with conservatives here.

Iraq abstained from the vote and Lebanon "disassociated" itself from the resolution.

The advantage of vectors is an independence from the resolution (the number of pixels per inch) of a display device.

The saga of the Bloody Sunday inquiry cannot be disentangled from the resolution of the conflict in northern Ireland and the long-term future of the province.

Apple benefits from the resolution because it will not have to pay a fine, Mr. Bellis said.

It is the United Nations, not the Clinton administration, that deserves the brunt of any embarrassment stemming from the resolution's failure.

The net after-tax cash effect is about $10 million after considering the deferred tax benefit resulting from the resolution of related Medicare receivables.