Sentence examples for timid resolution from inspiring English sources
As one of the court's moderate liberals and a champion of women's rights, she is now being routinely cited to argue for a timid resolution on the issue of same-sex marriage that would strike down California's ban on such marriages, but would leave prohibitions standing in about 40 other states.
One result is timid governments.
By any standards outside of those of Republicans in Congress – where a majority denies the human contribution to climate change, or opposes action on climate change – the resolution would be seen as exceedingly timid.
While timid in scope, and non-binding, the Republican resolution nevertheless represents a widening crack in the wall of congressional climate deniers.
Many more reach an informal resolution that is not recorded.The top brass are belatedly taking timid steps.
"What markets are sensing and are worrying about is that the resolution to the European debt crisis is going to be a timid, untimely and inconsistent response," Mr. Cronje said.
