Sentence examples for making the resolution from inspiring English sources

"What [Russia] is doing is propping up the Assad regime, making the resolution of all this more difficult," Mr Fallon said.

Mr Fallon told the BBC's Andrew Marr programme: "What [Russia] is doing is propping up the Assad regime, making the resolution of all this more difficult.

My belief is that in the past 16 years we have come closer to making the resolution of these issues an honest search for the truth, which, after all, is at the core of all legal inquiry.

Such movements mix Utopian pacifists, insurrectional anarchists and "anti-growth" activists, and are periodically infiltrated by violent troublemakers, making the resolution of protests extremely difficult.The other is the alienation of the small Green party from the current Socialist government.

The cost of a calculation scales like the Reynolds number to the power 3 for direct numerical simulations, or 2.4 for LES, making the resolution of the wall layer at high Reynolds number infeasible even with the most advanced computers.

One's success in fulfilling his or her New Year's resolution(s) depends, to a considerable degree, on the nature of the resolution and the determination of the person making the resolution.

It isn't clear how many people are making the resolutions they're breaking, or how many of them are really fat.

But we urge the UN security council to make the resolution effective.

Fitzgerald makes the resolution as airily pungent as the droll tangle that precedes it.

Last week, Mr. Aziz said his government might cooperate if the United Nations made the resolution palatable to Iraq.

Love had made the resolution as sharp and pragmatic as possible, he said.