Sentence examples for resolution enacted from inspiring English sources

The resolution enacted Thursday is more vague, allowing military action to enforce "all relevant" resolutions.

The whole purpose of the War Powers Resolution, enacted after the Vietnam War debacle, was to force Congress to take responsibility for the decision to involve U.S. forces overseas.

Labour backbencher Paula Sherriff, who has waged a campaign against the 5% VAT charged on sanitary products, has laid an amendment to the budget resolution enacting the chancellor's tax plans.

The responsibilities of Kraków's president include drafting and implementing resolutions, enacting city bylaws, managing the city budget, employing city administrators, and preparing against floods and natural disasters.

UN Security Council Resolution 1540, enacted in 2004, already requires that all countries adopt "appropriate, effective" export controls, but implementation varies widely.

Its current zoning resolution was enacted in 1961, at a time when New York had 675,000 more manufacturing jobs than it does today.

Currently, the budget resolution is enacted solely by Congress, which means that many domestic policy disputes between the president and lawmakers are shifted to autumn battles over individual spending and tax bills.

The letter from the judges asks that Congress approve the $496 million increase in funding for the judiciary recently approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee even if a continuing budget resolution is enacted this fall keeping government spending at its current level.

It is all the better for this purpose that support for a resolution, if enacted, will necessarily be bipartisan.

The War Powers Resolution was enacted to provide a check on the executive branch in the aftermath of expanded military incursions during the Vietnam War.

Even the flimsiest resolutions, once enacted by Congress, are hard to challenge.