Sentence examples for to consider a resolution from inspiring English sources

And the Town Council of Lewisboro is expected to consider a resolution on July 18 authorizing bond issues to acquire land.

The Organization of American States, under pressure from Caribbean nations alarmed by Haiti's unrelenting poverty, is expected this week to consider a resolution that would unblock the aid.

On 20 December, the requisite 15 members emailed Maries to ask for a special general meeting to consider a resolution calling on the RI's chairman and trustees to work harmoniously and in good faith with Greenfield and the RI staff.

As the House convened to consider a resolution honoring the dead and wounded in the Arizona shooting, the speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio, said, "These are difficult hours for our country".

In what appeared to be an effort to temper the anger caused by the issue, Democrats said they were considering a parallel resolution that would praise Turkey's close relations with the United States even as the full House prepares to consider a resolution that blames the forerunner of modern Turkey for one of the worst crimes in history.

As the House prepares to consider a resolution on Wednesday condemning the shootings — which left 6 people dead and 14 injured — Mr. Boehner's allies say he is playing from strength: he has been calling for more civility in the House for some time and has never cast himself as a take-no-prisoners partisan warrior in the style of former Speaker Newt Gingrich.

The State Department failed in its intense lobbying campaign to persuade the United Nations Human Rights Commission to consider a United States resolution criticizing China for its human rights record.

If Mr Hussein refused to comply, the world would have to consider a second resolution on whether there should or should not be an intervention.

One of them would acknowledge the Council's option of meeting to consider a new resolution after the weapons inspectors have begun their work and report back on it, Bush administration officials said.

Today committee members are slated to consider a controversial resolution maligning the child-rearing potential of same-sex couples, citing heavily from the findings of a junk-science study.

The Council is planning to consider a nonbinding resolution on Wednesday stating that if the city opens the bus company contracts to competitive bidding, it should only consider companies that will honor the pension commitments of the current companies and negotiate with the current union.