Sentence examples for resolution argued from inspiring English sources

The resolution argued that the favorable housing agreement amounted to a gift that Mr. Rangel failed to report.

This resolution argued that obesity was a "multimetabolic and hormonal disease state" that leads to unfavorable outcomes like Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

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It read: Those who opposed this resolution argued that its presence would cause the other, more rational resolutions to lose support.

The resolution argued that the Kenyan leaders need time to consolidate security in their country after the recent terrorist attack on a Nairobi shopping mall.

Those who supported the resolution argued that the United States could not delay the use of force because it would undermine the morale of U.S. forces and permit a disintegration of the international coalition against Iraq.

Also this week the State Department decided against introducing a resolution, arguing that it might not pass.

In 2011, he vetoed a similar UN resolution, arguing US-brokered talks would find a way forward.

Community Board 8 recently passed a resolution arguing that the plan clashed with the architectural character of the building.

Several major Jewish groups, like the American Jewish Committee, oppose the resolution, arguing that it is not the best way to persuade the Turks to examine their past.

The United States was one of eight nations that voted with Israel against the resolution, arguing that it prejudges the outcome of negotiations.