Sentence examples for moving resolution from inspiring English sources

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

But by the end, they've moved somewhat closer, as Henkin brings them to a moving resolution that feels authentically possible, each person advancing only as far as he or she could.

"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.

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.

That issue, Exxon Mobil's recent lawsuit against BP Amoco and ARCO, was also moving toward resolution today.

Still, there is a sense of relief that the struggle over the Yorktown plant is finally moving toward resolution.

There had been signs in previous months that each of the longstanding cases was moving toward resolution.

But some of Mr. Gephardt's fellow House Democrats were not happy with his prominent role in moving the resolution forward.

"ACCR is moving this resolution so that shareholders and the wider community have access to the information they need to manage their risk".

Even as several dozen people held a peace march in Juba, South Sudan's capital, on Wednesday, there was little evidence that the conflict is moving toward resolution, more than three weeks after spiralling violence broke out.