Sentence examples for hasty resolutions from inspiring English sources

The president lashed out at the UN, the African Union and the West African regional body Ecowas for their "hasty resolutions" given the peaceful nature of the dispute so far.

Without giving away too many spoilers -- or, put another way, without recapping Moffat's rather hasty resolutions to plot twists dating back to 2010 -- the Christmas special worked, just, as a way of ending Matt Smith's tenure and bringing on Peter Capaldi.

A plot twist that would be surprising under any circumstances comes across as downright bizarre, and Minot's hasty resolution doesn't help.

"Furthermore, the hasty resolution of the issue may threaten the establishment of truly mutually advantageous and constructive relations between Russia and Nato".

But Ricoeur was convinced that philosophical conflicts called not for hasty resolution or dogged defensiveness, but for sincere and anguished contemplation.

But Cameron has not demanded Brown's resignation, and he has indicated that he is not going push for a hasty resolution of the situation.

The Sudanese ambassador, Elfatih Mohamed Ahmed Erwa, said that he was "overwhelmed with sorrow and sadness over the hasty resolution" and that it came at a time when his government "is in a race for time to implement its agreement with the United Nations".

Coordinated by statewide Ethnic Studies/Mexican American Studies advocates, the Capitol protests follow two weeks of upheaval in Tucson, where actions by students and community members derailed a hasty resolution by the Tucson Unified School District officials to demote the acclaimed program.

Hence his government's claim that Germany owes Greece more than £200bn in reparations from the Second World War – a demand that, given Germany's rather hasty legal resolution of such claims many years ago, may have some merit.

P.S. Woody Allen's "Hollywood Ending," from 2002, made great use of the trope of a blind director (though it was spoiled by a silly depiction of a teen-ager and a hasty psychoanalytical resolution).

Lyndon Johnson wanted a resolution to scale up in Vietnam — and of course the master of the Senate knew he had the votes — but he inadvertently created his own dangerous precedent: Loose, hasty, open-ended resolutions that support American presidents in committing troops abroad — and are preferably crafted in the White House — have become the standard.