Sentence examples for robust resolution from inspiring English sources

"This meeting will not even end with a presidential or press statement, let alone a robust resolution".

"They've agreed to seek a strong and robust resolution that sets precise and binding deadlines with a calendar".

A fast, accurate, and robust resolution of the Colebrook–White equation is, in particular, necessary for scientific intensive computations.

Japan's ambassador to the United Nations, Motohide Yoshikawa, told reporters after the Security Council meeting that his government expected the Council to adopt a robust resolution to check North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions.

"It is clear that we must develop a truly robust resolution mechanism that allows for the orderly wind-down of a failing institution and that limits the contagion to the broader financial system," he said.

"The best national regime in the world is not going to be adequate if other countries do not adopt robust resolution tool kits and complementary authorities," said Lael Brainard, the Treasury under secretary for international affairs.

"The Council can continue to adopt robust resolutions, impose strong coercive measures, and issue stern condemnations, but... Kim Jong Un doesn't seem to care and Beijing has not proven itself serious about implementing those measures that are already in place," Pressman said.

Updated at 11.43am BST 10.30am BST 'Strong and robust' draft resolution France, Britain and the United States have agree to seek a "strong and robust" UN resolution that sets precise and binding deadlines on removal of chemical weapons, Reuters reports, citing the office of the French president, François Hollande.

The design method uses some well-known and robust numerical resolution tools, commonly used within robust control community (LMI, …).

This paper introduces a two degree of freedom control design for achieving robust high resolution, high bandwidth positioning systems.

This technique requires the on-line measurement of loaded angle with a robust, high resolution optical sensor which is insensitive to material surface finish.