Sentence examples for secure resolution from inspiring English sources

The ethical values provide guidance for actual decisions; when there is tension between values, ethical processes can provide mechanisms to secure resolution.

In 2011, the group was in the process of securing resolutions from municipalities along the highway in support of the designation.

Probably the only long-term solution to this problem is to hope that the use of DNSSEC [12], or some other secure address resolution solution, will become widespread.

The Swedish announcement and the Commons vote came against the background of unilateral moves by Palestinians at the UN security council to secure a resolution that would call for the end of Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories by November 2016.

Sections Multi-resolution secure aggregation, Multi-resolution masking, and Multi-resolution differential privacy describe each of these PETs individually and propose the combination of these approaches with wavelets.

(ii) Previous attempts by the UK and its international partners to secure a resolution of this conflict, end its associated humanitarian suffering and prevent the use of chemical weapons through meaningful action by the Security Council have been blocked over the last two years.

They want proper negotiations to secure a resolution to the dispute, not more government spin".

PARIS, Sept 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday the United States did not rule out the possibility of returning to the United Nations Security Council to secure a resolution on Syria once U.N. inspectors complete their report.

Instead of going immediately to the Security Council and secure a resolution under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which would put to the test what Russia declared and Syria welcomed, President Obama agreed to dispatch the Secretary of State to Geneva to negotiate with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov over the chemical initiative.

The spokesperson added: "Britain led the drafting of a UN security council resolution to secure international support for verifying the ceasefire, and the UK has given practical advice based on our peace-building experience in Northern Ireland".

Mr. Clinton knew there was no prospect of securing a resolution from the Security Council authorizing the use of force.