Sentence examples for resolution to attack from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Obama Administration decided to support a U.N. Security Council resolution to attack Libyan forces loyal to Colonel Muammar Qaddafi.

American officials argued that they did not need a Security Council resolution to attack Baghdad because President Bush had already secured the necessary authorization from Congress.

Mr. Peres responded that Israel could not comply with the resolution because the Palestinians were not meeting a parallel demand in the resolution to halt attacks on Israel and arrest those responsible.

That includes last year's ground-breaking resolution to make attacks on schools and hospitals an automatic "trigger" for listing parties in the Secretary General's report.

B'nai B'rith has strongly supported a Congressional resolution to authorize an attack on Iraq.

Then Senator Tom Daschle, the majority leader, pledged that Congress would vote within weeks on a resolution to authorize an attack, with its passage all but assured.

The prime minister's double defence of Britain's backing of president Bush came as one of Tony Blair's oldest political allies, Peter Mandelson, insisted that the US and British governments did not need a second UN resolution to justify an attack on Iraq.

Some Kurdish analysts who favor a peaceful resolution to the conflict consider attacks like the one on Sunday to be efforts to derail political progress.

This from Reuters: Germany on Wednesday urged states, especially Russia, to support a British draft resolution to the UN Security Council condemning attacks by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and authorising 'necessary measures' to protect civilians.

Chronis said she wanted to broker a peaceful resolution to the controversy and attacked Foust for mailing out a flier depicting a ­bullet-pocked traffic sign featuring a child running while saying Chronis backs the store's location.

The VNAF reacted to the two pilots' actions by sending a resolution to Diệm, saying that the attack was an "absolutely isolated and foolish" event that "impaired the prestige of the air force" and was "detrimental to the national effort in the present struggle and is profitable to the Communists in their work of subversion".