Sentence examples for resolution implemented from inspiring English sources
We find that, for diagnostic purposes, a two-class arrangement of sizes (small particles and aggregates) is an adequate compromise between the accuracy of estimated fluxes and the level of resolution implemented for particle sizes.
The US may have made the largest concession, acknowledging that while a United Nations resolution implementing the deal would be adopted under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, theoretically authorising possible military action if Syria failed to comply, it would not seek such authorisation, nor expect language on military enforcement in the text.
That launch came the same month that the Board of Education approved a resolution implementing ethnic studies in all the district's high schools.
These resolutions - implemented or not - or the motivation behind these resolutions could lead the current situation to the path of peace or war.
This resolution, if implemented, would be an important first step in ensuring long-lasting peace.
Cameron said the operation would be over when the UN resolution was implemented.
On Saturday, 62 years will have passed without this historic resolution being implemented despite being upheld by the UN with nearly universal consensus ever since.
On this day in 1947, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution (not implemented) calling for the partition of Palestine into two separate states an Arab and a Jewish one that would retain an economic union.
An intermediate complexity regional model with a 10 km resolution was implemented to downscale the NCEP CFS ensemble forecasts for lead times out to 41.5 days.
A particle-tracking scheme with a sub-pixel resolution is implemented to spatially position red blood cells flowing through the channel, so that a probability density function (PDF) is constructed to evaluate the tightness of the cell focusing.
"If this resolution is implemented quickly and in good faith, at least some of the suffering can be eased," he said in a statement.
