Sentence examples for language of the resolution from inspiring English sources

The new language of the resolution drew a mixed response.

The Associated Press quoted a diplomat who said the language of the resolution would not be "offensive" to any nation, particularly the US.

The protracted lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan weigh heavily, and the language of the resolution appears to allow more than only defensive or reactive military measures.

Earlier on Thursday, South Africa put forward an amendment that some Western diplomats said may have weakened the language of the resolution.

Speaking on behalf of a local landowners' group at the February hearing, Dan Cohen, a retired lawyer who lives near the park, said the language of the resolution troubled neighbors because it did not place explicit limits on land use.

Then in short order he not only authorized a giant aid package for New York and the terrorists' victims, he also compromised with Democrats on language of the resolution backing military actions.

While these Israeli provocations certainly did not justify Hamas' failure to renew the cease-fire and certainly not Hamas' decision to once again begin firing rockets into civilian-populated areas of Israel -- which is a war crime -- the language of the resolutions gives a very misleading understanding of the events leading up to the war.

The California Republican Ed Royce, who is Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, introduced language for the resolution of disapproval Tuesday.

Over the Memorial Day weekend, the University of California, Santa Barbara, was back in the headlines, in an unfolding story that grotesquely echoed the language of that resolution.

Hertzberg dissects some of the language of the Georgia resolution, which he calls: "a resolution that mixes three parts inanity and one part prospective treason into a Kompletely Krazy Kocktail of militia-minded moonshine and wacko white lightning -- a resolution that not only endorses defiance of federal law but also threatens anarchy and revolution".

In a reflection of how seriously Mrs. Clinton views the political threat, her campaign this week sent out a thousands of mailings to Iowans explaining her vote, saying she had worked to get the most aggressive language out of the resolution.