Sentence examples for the implementation of resolution from inspiring English sources

The implementation of Resolution 687 (1991) nevertheless brought about considerable disarmament results.

What will happen in south Lebanon during and after an Israeli withdrawal depends on how Syria decides to adapt to the new playing field -- whether it swallows the implementation of Resolution 425 or tries to sabotage it.

In October last year, member states, civil society groups and UN agencies met in New York to discuss establishing a five-year finance mechanism – with the catchy title of the "global acceleration instrument on women and peace and security" – to speed up the implementation of resolution 1325.

· OP4 provides that false statements or omissions in the declaration to be submitted by Iraq under OP3 and failure by Iraq at any time to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of resolution 1441 will constitute a further material breach of Iraq's obligations and will be reported to the Council for assessment under paragraphs 11 and 12 of the resolution.

UNIFIL, the UN force in Lebanon, was supposed to oversee the implementation of Resolution 1701.

Based on the findings of the Comprehensive Review, the 1540 Committee prepared an outcome document with recommendations to the Council regarding the implementation of Resolution 1540.

"There is a real concern, too, that the West has been guilty of double standards -- on the one hand saying the United Nations Security Council resolutions on Iraq must be implemented; on the other hand, sometimes appearing rather quixotic over the implementation of resolutions about Israel and Palestine," the British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said last year.

Participants at the event are expected to announce initiatives to take forward the implementation of resolutions made by UNEA-1 and the UN General Assembly on illegal trade in wildlife.

There is an ultimate avenue to peace in the implementation of United Nations resolutions, including Resolution 242, expressed most recently in the highly publicized proposal of Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah.

The government said its focus remained on the implementation of the resolution, and would not discuss whether it was making contingency plans to help refugees or leaders of the rebellion so they had safe passage out of Benghazi, the rebel capital that is likely to fall shortly.

It is clear from a comparison of the wording of paragraphs 4 and 11 that any Iraqi conduct which would be sufficient to trigger a report from the inspectors under OP11 would also amount to a failure to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of the resolution and would thus also be covered by OP4.