Sentence examples for move resolutions from inspiring English sources

"In the cause of fighting the banks, to have someone in the Senate who will move resolutions to get a royal commission, is extremely important to us".

An initial attempt by Disraeli to negotiate with Archbishop Manning the establishment of a Roman Catholic university in Dublin foundered in March when Gladstone moved resolutions to disestablish the Irish Church altogether.

I loved them....and then came that third act, the second half of the evening, and I felt the playwright was striving for some poignant, moving resolution....but not getting there....yet....yet

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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.

It is therefore important that the UK should not move a Resolution approving the attack.

But as we move towards resolution, two points of pushback are probable.

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.

He and other Democratic leaders had hoped to move the resolution quickly through the Senate to focus on his party's core message highlighting economic distress before the November midterm elections.

Sirkin also warned the security council that it had to move from resolution to action "[The] agreement today give us hope, but we know that without actions to back them up, words alone won't save lives," she added.

Turkish analysts have expressed concern that newly strained Israeli-Turkish relations would hurt their country's case among Israel's allies in the House during wrangling over whether to move the resolution forward.