Sentence examples for set out in resolution from inspiring English sources

We have to act within the terms set out in resolution 1441.

However, there is a subtle but important difference between a WMD-free Middle East and the establishment of a WMD-free zone "in" the Middle East as set out in resolution 687.

"If he fails fully to comply, there should be a vote in the United Nations, and I very much hope the UN supports the position it set out in resolution which called upon him for full, unconditional and immediate compliance," he said.

The UK supports this process and calls for complete and unfettered humanitarian access across Syria, and an end to all violations of international humanitarian law, as set out in UN Security Council Resolution 2254.

The Chinese government felt burned by the overstepping of the parameters set out in the resolution, and has vetoed similar resolutions for intervention in Syria.

"In fulfilling the tasks set out in this resolution, U.N. staff in Iraq are making, have made and will make a vital contribution to Iraq's future stability".

Other security council members, led by France, argue that UN weapons inspections are working, and want the inspectors to be given more time to hunt for banned chemical and biological arms, as set out in UN resolution 1441.

Polish Maritime DGPS system has been established in 1994 and modernized (in 2009) to meet the requirements set out in IMO resolution for a future GNSS, but also to preserve backward signal compatibility of user equipment.

But as our staff in the field regularly note, many of the aspirations set out in the Resolution remain unfulfilled.

The opinions of the two committees consulted, the continuous activities of the delegations for South and Central America, the interparliamentary dialogue in the framework of the EP-Latin American Parliament interparliamentary conferences all show how much importance we attach to the proposals set out in the resolution.

Iran has an obligation, set out in Security Council resolutions, to come clean about its nuclear past.