Sentence examples for resolution is accepted from inspiring English sources

If the resolution is accepted, the solar system will gain three planets overnight: Ceres, formerly known as the biggest asteroid; Charon, formerly known as the largest satellite of Pluto; and 2003 UB313 (nicknamed Xena), a Pluto-like object that was discovered last year.

The resolution was accepted on October 22 by Egypt and Israel but not by Syria, which finally accepted it under Soviet pressure the following day.

In Turkey, Suat Kiniklioglu, the influential deputy chairman for external affairs in the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), warned of "major consequences" if the resolution was accepted by the full House of Representatives.

This resolution was accepted by the 24th conference of the CGPM in October 2011 and in addition the date of the 25th conference was moved forward from 2015 to 2014.

This resolution was accepted by the conference and in addition the CGPM moved the date of the 25th meeting forward from 2015 to 2014.

The previous practice of the Council and statements made by Council members during the negotiation of resolution 1441 demonstrate that the phrase "material breach" signifies a finding by the Council of a sufficiently serious breach of the cease-fire conditions to revive the authorisation in resolution 678 and that "serious consequences" is accepted as indicating the use of force.

When the iteration terminates, the recovered x ^ is accepted as the final high-resolution spatial spectrum.

He said the resolution should be accepted with the proviso that the inspection teams include Arab weapons experts -- just as the Arab League stipulated in an earlier resolution.

The proposal (Resolution WHA11.54) was accepted in 1959.

Literature on occupant behavior indicates that occupant behavior is not integrated into building energy performance assessment procedures with appropriate resolution, instead they are accepted as assumed and fixed data sets that usually represent the presence of occupants.

The most recent example is Resolution WHA62.12 which was accepted in May 2009 at the 62nd World Health Assembly, which urges WHO member states to strengthen their health care systems through the values and principles of primary care.