Sentence examples for subject of resolution from inspiring English sources

My second purpose today is to provide you with additional information, to share with you what the United States knows about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction as well as Iraq's involvement in terrorism, which is also the subject of resolution 1441 and other earlier resolutions.

Both of those topics were the subject of resolutions at the CLP, and fully debated and voted on".

Andrew Sigler, a former chief executive of Champion International who is G.E.'s newly named presiding director, just agreed to a March 13 meeting with several union and pension fund leaders to discuss executive compensation issues that are the subject of resolutions.

They've pretended that it's a subject incapable of resolution.

In a letter to Ginsberg on the subject of a "resolution of my queerness" - a matter that also troubled the recipient - he described a dream in which he was introduced to "my non-queer persona".

The approval is subject to resolution of legal issues surrounding a Taxol-related patent that emerged earlier this month, the company said.

The Supreme Court therefore directed the circuit court to include those totals in the certified results, subject to resolution of the actual vote total from the Miami-Dade partial recount.

These projects, as well as its interest in the refuge, have all been the subject of shareholder resolutions seeking to force BP to divest, to bring its actions in line with its rhetoric.

"The obvious reality is that voting at the Human Rights Council is now determined not by the merits of a particular issue but by strategic alliances and domestic political issues in other countries which have nothing to do with the subject matter of a Resolution," the statement said.

But in recent years it has been cited for air-pollution violations and even the subject of a shareholder resolution brought before Synagro.

The subject of "cross-border resolution" is as complicated as the Schleswig-Holstein question, but boils down to who has first call on assets if a SIFI goes bust.