Sentence examples for the earlier resolution from inspiring English sources

The earlier resolution also referred to specific United Nations Security Council resolutions that could be enforced by military action.

The new chairman, Steven Sinacori, explained that another new member, Mort J. Starobin, had misunderstood the earlier resolution.

Other than authorizing a larger monitoring group, the latest resolution basically repeated the support for the peace plan laid out in the earlier resolution.

Although the reaction among Asian-American scientists at the laboratories to the earlier resolution was mixed, the resolution has been the subject of intense discussion and debate, as well as a source of concern to Energy Department officials.

"It's frustrating and embarrassing that New York is going to be one of the 100-some-odd cities that finally comes to grips with an antiwar resolution," said Councilman Charles Barron of Brooklyn, one of 17 sponsors of the earlier resolution.

The settlement with the U.S. Justice Department echoes the earlier resolution of a lawsuit covering the same ground, but goes further in establishing the state's role to ensure that these students receive high-quality instruction.

The earlier resolutions that AIPAC had sponsored during the war had passed unanimously, with no record of individual votes, but on this vote the roll was called.

Among the other provisions, the diplomat said the resolution also included new language aimed at enforcement that had been absent from the earlier resolutions.

Blair said he was aware of Goldsmith's concerns about the legality of attacking Iraq, but added: "I believed that he would, once he was abreast of the British, but most of all the US negotiating history, conclude that 1441 meant what it said – Saddam had a final opportunity to comply, failure to do so was a material breach, and that revived the earlier resolutions authorising force".

Chinese leaders and officials are working hard towards the early resolution of the Darfur issue.

She said: "We believe that schools will continue to recognise both their statutory responsibilities and the value of facilities time which encourages the early resolution of disputes and avoids the costs associated with long disputes.