Sentence examples for supporting a resolution from inspiring English sources

To their discredit, some 35 New York City Council members are supporting a resolution urging Albany to act.

A few months ago, Mrs. Clinton joined most Senate Democrats in supporting a resolution that called for American forces to begin leaving Iraq this year, without setting a specific deadline for withdrawal.

In this week's security council debate on the resolution, deputy US ambassador Rosemary DiCarlo used theological nicety to explain Washington's difficulty in supporting a resolution that, on the face of it, reflects US official policy.

Last week, for instance, Iraq abstained from supporting a resolution by the Arab League calling for Mr. Assad to step down, calling it unwarranted interference in Syria's internal affairs.

Kay had been called in with other ambassadors and senior diplomats of the other members of the security council who voted for the motion or abstained, including the US ambassador Dan Shapiro, to be reprimanded for supporting a resolution that reiterated the view of the international community that Jewish settlements are illegal and an obstacle to peace.

The Kremlin criticised Brussels' new sanctions, saying the EU had "undermined trust in itself as a partner and cast doubt on its claim to an objective role in supporting a resolution of Ukraine's internal conflict".

An innovation was an outside literary speaker, J.B. priestley, who supported a resolution on civil liberties.

Asked if he was "inclined to support" a resolution, Mr. Daschle replied, "I am".

Russia has also agreed to support a resolution on the matter, officials said.

Back in 1989 Parliament unanimously supported a resolution to eliminate child poverty by 2000.

His real message was in his "ultimately"; by inference, the U.S. might support a resolution sometime after the Israeli elections.