Sentence examples for temporary resolution from inspiring English sources
He created the UN Emergency Force during the Suez crisis and secured a temporary resolution of the conflict: both Nasser and Ben-Gurion trusted him.
This temporary resolution buys them time, but it does not by them any real solution – since there is absolutely nothing to prevent a repeat performance.
It ended, as everything did in those days, with an uneasy and temporary resolution: across-the-board pay cuts but no immediate layoffs, a surfeit of mistrust and rancor on all sides.
As many people have been pointing out, the economic costs of GOP attempts to rule by extortion didn't begin with the shutdown/debt crisis, and haven't ended with the (temporary?) resolution of that crisis.
After the House takes its vote this week to approve a temporary resolution that pays for the government to keep running through mid-December — but defunds the health law — the measure will go to the Senate.
The discussion centered on Senator Brandegee's proposal to reject the conference report and to pass a temporary resolution empowering the President to organize a canal force, thus allowing the bill to go over until the next session of Congress.
All rituals need at least temporary resolutions.
Since then, federal agencies have been operating under a series of temporary resolutions.
To keep the lights on it has resorted to temporary resolutions to finance discretionary spending at existing levels until agreement can be reached, sometimes after a brief pause for effect.In this section Nightmares and bedtime stories Party time Pincer movement Sip it slowly Appalachian fall Hey!
But hopes of a - perhaps temporary - resolution to the US budget problems gained ground as the Republicans said the House would consider a bill to raise the debt ceiling for three months to give more time for an agreement.
The optimism began at the turn of the year with the - temporary - resolution of the US budget problems, the so-called fiscal cliff, and investors have barely looked back since.
