Sentence examples for principles of resolution from inspiring English sources
It was under the principles of Resolution 242 that Israel attended the 1991 Madrid peace conference where President George H. W. Bush spoke about a "territorial compromise" between the parties.
In the service resolution stage, the TRIZ contradiction analysis and the service blueprint of the parking service as it existed is depicted from the principles of problem resolution.
Why not use some the principles of conflict resolution outlined in the U. S. Navy's conflict training program?
"Now the real work begins: transforming the principles of this resolution into the education of climate literate students across the district who feel empowered to work toward a more just and sustainable future".
"Education is a force for social change and a key way to promote principles of conflict resolution, tolerance and equity – principles that are needed more than ever in these critical times".
"Haiti offers a chance for them to act together in a unified, articulated way in defense of democratic values, multilateralism and the principle of peaceful resolution of conflicts".
For example, W. H. Sheldon championed a largely dialectical view of the dynamic nature of reality with process as a principle of conflict resolution.
In addition, the new regulation also explicitly set "focusing on mediation and timely treatment" as the first principle of the resolution of labor disputes.
For non-periodic boundary conditions, boundary schemes constructed in virtue of the assistant scheme make the schemes not only possess stability for any selective length scale on every point in the computational domain but also satisfy the principle of optimal resolution.
The women of Liberia, led by Leywah Gbowee and a small group of church women in the summer of 2003, reached across religious lines, bridging Muslim and Christian differences to form a coalition founded on the principle of peaceful resolution.
One of the fundamental principles of international conflict resolution is that all interested parties are part of the peace process.
