Sentence examples for obscure resolution from inspiring English sources

As he made the rounds of the television talk shows this morning, Dick Cheney confidently defended his votes in the 1980's against gun control, abortion rights and education spending, but he slipped when he tried to justify his opposition to an obscure resolution in 1986 that called on South Africa to release Nelson Mandela from prison.

The ill will between the Mariners and the Mets, and to a certain degree between Seattle and Piniella, is such that the sides are letting their feelings obscure a resolution on compensation, one baseball official said yesterday.

Heterogeneity of gene expression in differentiating pluripotent stem cells obscures the resolution of fate-specific developmental networks that initiate cardiac specification during embryonic organogenesis [37] [39].

Each of these preparation steps can distort structures and obscure high-resolution information (Weston et al., 2009).

That expectation, as everyone knows, was soon replaced by the coldest chill in trans-Atlantic relations that anybody could remember, and the reason was that Resolution 1441 obscured, but did not resolve, the fundamental fact that the ultimate goals of the two sides of the Iraqi debate were simply irreconcilable.

Even in the contrary case of adequate preservation and information, the linkage of pattern to process is often obscured by insufficient temporal resolution.

Coarse resolution also obscures variation in conservation value within a given priority area, e.g., within a hotspot, certain habitat types (such as wetlands or breeding sites) will have greater conservation value than others.

used an obscure provision in the War Powers Resolution to bring forward a concurrent resolution requiring troop withdrawals if Congress fails to pass an Authorization for the Use of Military Force against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, by Dec. 31.

And these broader implications of the judgment should not obscure its primary significance: a just resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the affirmation of fundamental human rights.

Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-N.J). on Monday proposed a resolution to invoke an obscure law allowing the Internal Revenue Service to turn over the president's tax returns to the House Ways and Means Committee for review.

Jeff Gerstmann of Gamespot criticized the Dreamcast version for its limitations, such as the presentation of vector graphics on a low resolution television set, which obscures the copyright text in Asteroids.