Sentence examples for its own resolutions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush seemed almost dismissive of the United Nations' role in any military action, but said that even if the Security Council chose not to enforce its own resolutions, it would be invited to assist in the rebuilding of what he called "post-Saddam Iraq".

The AU has an exceedingly poor record of implementing its own resolutions, but Joan Kagwanja, head of the LPI, says the new policy will be different.

The Security Council may now sign on too, to Mr. Bush's rightful demand that the U.N. enforce its own resolutions against Iraq.

Both supporters and opponents of the use of force to disarm Saddam Hussein's Iraq critics of the UN's 12-year failure to enforce its own resolutions, and critics of America's decision to do the enforcing can agree on that.

We may have to look on appalled, but a century of western hegemony has prevented the Arab world from finding its own resolutions to what are its own problems.

At the insistence of many of us, the resolution includes a provision urging President Bush to continue his efforts to get the U.N. to effectively enforce its own resolutions against Iraq.

In a bold diplomatic challenge to the United States, France announced today that it might formally introduce its own resolution on disarming Iraq at the United Nations Security Council.

The European Conservatives and Reformists group, which includes the UK Conservatives, put forward its own resolution, saying it accepted the budget ceilings set by the Council, as "a pragmatic and realistic response to difficult fiscal and economic conditions", but this was rejected.

In January, the Republican Party adopted its own resolution against what it called "the destructive and insidious nature" of Agenda 21.

At one point in the talks, France had enough Security Council support to pass its own resolution.

Frustrated by the Senate's fumbles, the House plans to move ahead next week with its own resolution on Mr. Bush's troop plan.