Sentence examples for resolution addressing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lavrov appeared to lay the groundwork for another Russian veto — its third — of a resolution addressing the violence in Syria.

In December 2000, the European Parliament voted a resolution addressing the need for better medicines for children in Europe and asking the Commission to prepare a new regulation.

UNITED NATIONS — Despite new resolve to issue a Security Council resolution addressing violence in Syria, the first negotiations on Wednesday among all 15 members of the Council over the wording bumped along an old rut.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14 to 4 to approve the treaty known as New Start, with three Republicans joining Democrats after negotiating an accompanying resolution addressing conservative concerns about missile defense and modernization of the nuclear arsenal.

Alarmed Senate Republicans denounced the president "as the deliberate betrayer of the freedmen and poor whites," but at the last minute Congress passed a resolution addressing Lincoln's major concern — that the forfeiture of property called for in the legislation not extend beyond the life of the offender.

NEW YORK, NY -- Last week, the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly voted on a special resolution addressing extrajudicial, arbitrary and summary executions.

"This new resolution addresses many of my constituents' concerns, while also allowing us to address the clear and present threat posed by Saddam Hussein," said Representative Jane Harman of California.

The resolution addresses an Israeli concern by calling for the creation of a muscular force that will move into Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Lebanon.

That's why I've joined Rep. Christopher Cox, a California Republican, in sponsoring a resolution addressed to the I.O.C. expressing the view of Congress that the Olympic Games in the year 2008 should not be held in Beijing.

But the impeachment resolution addresses only Mr. Sanford's conduct in June, saying that he "brought extreme dishonor and shame to the office of the governor of South Carolina and to the reputation of the state of South Carolina," and that he "directed members of his staff in a manner that caused them to deceive and mislead the public".

The primary difficulty is to determine which policies should be removed, and the resolution addresses the inconsistency most effectively.