Sentence examples for meaningful resolutions from inspiring English sources
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White House spokesman Jay Carney said: Annan's resignation highlights the failure at the UN security council of Russia and China to support resolutions - meaningful resolutions against Assad that would have held Assad accountable for his failure to abide by his commitments under the Annan plan.
The White House blamed the collapse of Mr. Annan's six-point peace plan on Russian and Chinese failure to support "meaningful resolutions" against the Assad regime, while Alexei Pushkov, head of the foreign affairs committee in the Russian Parliament, blamed the West for encouraging the Syrian opposition.
These open-microphone sessions framed contemporary obstacles and emerging challenges that professional radiology societies, such as the ACR, should target with new initiatives and use of resources; in addition, the sessions revealed opportunities for members, councilors, and state chapters to respond with meaningful resolutions and policy proposals.
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"We have attempted multiple times to resolve this matter with the BBC without any meaningful resolution.
They just don't know how to negotiate a meaningful resolution".
Sanctions might work up to a point, but China believed peaceful negotiation would achieve a more meaningful resolution.
"The question is whether it will be a meaningful resolution that will make a real difference or a missed opportunity.
I've urged my family to make a meaningful resolution and ensure that 2016 is our Year of Failure.
China believed peaceful negotiation would achieve a more meaningful resolution than sanctions would, and, Dai urged, the United States should be more patient.
