Sentence examples for resolutions advocating from inspiring English sources

Resolutions advocating Texas's secession from the Union under certain conditions once passed his county convention.

The Order has adopted resolutions advocating a Culture of Life, defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman, in defense of religious liberty, and promoting faithful citizenship.

In the past, Parliament has, via various resolutions, advocated more coordination and policy coherence in the European Union with regard to the different policies affecting European forests.

At the UN in the autumn, the UK was one of only four countries to vote against a resolution advocating a precautionary approach to the use of DU weapons and a call for post-conflict management.There was an overwhelming majority in support of the resolution: 155 states in support, 27 abstainers and the infamous four against: the UK, the US, France and Israel.

The administration has sought to remove the word "gender" from its U.N. documents, according to the Guardian, and once tried to undercut support for a resolution advocating breastfeeding.

The legal group's house of delegates on Monday passed a resolution advocating a new, broader definition of "lobbyist," a slew of increased disclosure requirements, and an outright ban on lobbyists fundraising for members of Congress who they are also lobbying.

In 1979, Parliament adopted a resolution advocating that the European Community accede to the ECHR.

The draft resolution advocates EU-wide rules on private security companies and a list of firms complying with EU standards on transparency and holding clean criminal records.

A resolution advocates for culture to become an essential part of EU political dialogue with non-EU countries, as it is a powerful bridge between people, helps to strengthen civil society, to prevent radicalisation and conflicts, and disseminate EU values.

However, we know how difficult this is, so if this should prove impossible or if it would take too long, the resolution advocates acceptance of each other's standards with regard to the various economic aspects, on the principle that if it is good enough for us it must also be good enough for our partners - and vice versa, of course.

2. Working through the challenges you're facing in your existing role brings more confidence, self-esteem, and clarity, and helps you learn some critical skills (like conflict resolution, negotiating, advocating for yourself, leadership, communication, etc.).