Sentence examples for move a resolution from inspiring English sources
It is therefore important that the UK should not move a Resolution approving the attack.
Russia was then forced to move a resolution condemning Nato, which it lost overwhelmingly – as it would now lose any resolution condemning the anti-Isis coalition.
Earlier this month, a court in Peshawar declared the strikes were illegal and asked the government to move a resolution against their use in the United Nations.
Mr. Rashid, who is planning to move a resolution in the State Assembly seeking the return of Mr. Afzal's body, has suggested that Lal Chowk, the city center in Srinagar, be named after the deceased militant.
In an unprecedented move, a resolution condemning the research was passed by the United States House of Representatives 355-0 and confirmed by the Senate 100-0.
The left faction was contemplating various fall-back options, including moving a resolution that would criticise the leadership's positive position on boat turnbacks – but any such resolution would only be a gesture of protest.
The revered Country Women's Association may join the fight for marriage equality with the Victorian branch set to discuss the subject at its next annual conference after the social issues committee moved a resolution in support of same-sex couples.
The Swarajya Party moved a resolution to boycott the Commission and this was passed 61 to 50 with 12 remaining neutral.
At the 1924 UFA convention, Bevington and his followers moved a resolution calling for immediate action on the previous year's banking resolution.
Following concerns that the South Island might form a separate colony, premier Alfred Domett moved a resolution to transfer the capital from Auckland to a locality near the Cook Strait.
In 1910, however, Liberal MLA Alwyn Bramley-Moore (who was a staunch provincial rights advocate and who many years later would be called "Alberta's first separatist" by the Edmonton Journal) moved a resolution calling on the Sifton government to "take such steps as may be deemed necessary to acquire the control of all such natural resources as are of purely local concern".
