Sentence examples for presenting a resolution from inspiring English sources

Although Downing Street announced that it was presenting a resolution at the UN shortly after the Labour party demanded UN involvement, Downing Street sources said approaching the UN had always been part of the government's plan, and denied Labour had bounced Cameron into acting.

McGuire also noted that Michigan Democrats will be presenting a resolution at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia to protest the Jewish-to-Muslim ratio of Nobel Prize winners.

The Bush administration is exploring whether to present a resolution to the Security Council to galvanize international attention and possibly lay out new sanctions against Sudan.

By K. C. Cole and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 A Women's Club in Westchester presented a resolution a few minutes before the hour of adjournment, and there wasn't time to submit it to a secret, written ballot.

The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 A Women's Club in Westchester presented a resolution a few minutes before the hour of adjournment, and there wasn't time to submit it to a secret, written ballot.

Erekat said in a statement after the vote: "We presented a resolution that is fully in line with international law, and which recalls several previously approved resolutions by the United Nations.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan's new government plans to present a resolution in Parliament calling for judges fired by President Pervez Musharraf when he imposed emergency rule in November to be restored to power, party and government officials said Sunday.

When a black pastor in the largest Protestant denomination in the country presented a resolution condemning the alt-right and white supremacy, a small group of mostly white pastors dismissed it out of hand.

A Women's Club in Westchester presented a resolution a few minutes before the hour of adjournment, and there wasn't time to submit it to a secret, written ballot.

We present a resolution of this dichotomy that uses a novel technique for embedding three-dimensional (3D) visualisations of astronomy data sets in electronic-format research papers.

Carter's pledge to hold the budget deficit to $30 billion, cutting domestic spending, and to increase military spending by 3% over the inflation rate spurred liberal forces and representatives of labor to present a resolution at the conference criticizing the budget(the resolution lost).