Sentence examples for move a resolution in from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Acacia Mining is hoping that its long-running dispute with Tanzania can move towards a resolution in the "near future" after a change of leadership at Barrick, its parent company that is handling negotiations.

Would any single government move for a resolution in the United Nations calling upon the United States to cease its blockade of Baja California?

WASHINGTON -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev). said Tuesday that the Senate is still moving forward with a resolution in support of the president's call for military strikes on Syria, but offered no timeline on when a vote may happen.

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.

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.

In another move, Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, introduced a resolution in January that would strip the E.P.A. of its power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

Following Vane's move to Scilly, the Cavalier Parliament passed a resolution in November 1661 demanding his return to the Tower for trial.

The Palestinian Authority has been steadily building support for such a resolution in September, a move that could place Israel into a diplomatic vise.

Forty-three members of the majority backed a resolution in parliament in defense of Bulgarian Jews, a move supported by many from across the social strata.