Sentence examples for its past resolutions from inspiring English sources

Two months of intense wrangling that opened with George Bush's challenge to the UN on September 12th to enforce its past resolutions on Iraq, or else, have produced a carefully worded compromise that lifts the immediate threat of American military action, but imposes a toughened inspection regime on Iraq.

Geithner is not the right person to head such an effort because his past resolutions have always been designed to protect Wall Street, not Mainstreet.

(That vote went through in December, with the US controversially abstaining rather than vetoing it, as it had with past resolutions).

Their draft resolution began to circulate Friday and its text was still being closely held, but diplomats said it declared that Iraq was in "material breach" of past resolutions and carried a threat of force if it did not return to compliance.

"In the past, resolutions are put on paper but have not been carried out".

I didn't want to give up, as I had with past resolutions.

Israel's defiance, despite worldwide criticism of its confinement of Mr. Arafat, the Palestinian leader, created new troubles for the Bush administration as it tried to mobilize support here this week for a Council resolution to enforce past resolutions on Iraq.

He recited the demands of past resolutions on Iraq, and quoted from the U.N.'s own reports to show how they had been systematically violated.

At the same time he continued his pressure on the Security Council to pass a resolution demanding Iraqi compliance with past resolutions and threatening military action if Iraq fails to do so.

Despite public opinion against the war, Mr. Koizumi said that no additional Security Council resolution would be necessary before the expected attack on Iraq, because past resolutions had already legitimized the use of force to disarm Iraq.

Like "The Dinner Party," a vast, triangular table with place settings designed to memorialize great women of the past, "Resolutions" is the product of collaboration between Ms. Chicago and a group of craftswomen.