Sentence examples for resolution negotiated by from inspiring English sources

The resolution, negotiated by the United States, Britain and Libya in London last week, praises Libya for swiftly dismantling the nuclear weapons program discovered last year.

With a resolution, negotiated with the help of President Clinton, of the problem at hand, the final settlement was rejected by the Palestinians.

His core recommendations are expected to be negotiated by the Security Council and then translated into a resolution.

A ceasefire negotiated by the United Nations left the region divided between the two countries, pending a final resolution which still remains elusive.

The current resolution offsets $1.5 billion; the rest is not offset and would be rolled into annual spending bills still being negotiated by the House and Senate.

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The agreement was negotiated by union leaders from the district level to end a showdown that had gone on for months without significant progress toward a resolution.

Most multilateral agreements are negotiated by conferences.

(The twelve-member Trans-Pacific Partnership, negotiated by President Obama and scuttled by Trump on his third day in office, would have compelled Mexico to accept these more stringent dispute-resolution procedures).

Trump's decision was a step closer to walking away from an accord negotiated by the world's six major powers — in which the Kerry-Zarif talks were pivotal — and then formally endorsed in a unanimous U.N. Security Council resolution.

Nuctech's orders were often negotiated as part of broader trade deals negotiated by Beijing.