Sentence examples for to implement resolution from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring about; to put into practice
- It's a good thought, but it will be a difficult thing to implement.
Under joint pressure from the Soviet Union and the United States, South Africa finally agreed to implement Resolution 435, and democratic elections in 1989 were won by SWAPO, led by Sam Nujoma.
In 1993 it signed an agreement with the PLO under which the two sides undertook to implement Resolution 242 by negotiation, thus putting all the contentious issues Jerusalem, the settlements and the refugees on the bargaining table.
The three Syrian women will be meeting with U.N. representatives during their stay in America -- a visit lasting a little under a week -- and Maloney said she would draft a letter calling on the Security Council to hear their voices and to implement Resolution 1325.
The bureaus transmit criminal information that may be of interest to other countries; within their own countries, they undertake inquiries, searches, and arrests requested by other countries and take steps to implement resolutions voted on by the annual assembly.
States were asked to submit a first report, not later than six months after the adoption of the resolution 1540, (i.e. 28 October 2004), on steps they had taken or intended to take to implement this resolution.
The Deputy Secretary expressed appreciation for China's efforts to implement UN Security Council Resolution 1874.
South Africa did not move to implement this resolution, though it had accepted similar proposals earlier.
Fifty-five countrincludingudIraq and Afghanistanstan, have now adopted national strategies to implement this resolution, and a further 10 have pledged to do so.
The ambiguous three-line resolution, which was adopted unanimously (with one abstention) on Oct. 22, 1973, called upon all parties to cease hostilities within 12 hours and to implement UN Resolution 242 (1967) "in all its parts".
The Syrian government's massive and indiscriminate use of violence is the single most important factor driving the humanitarian crisis … The report is very clear on this and in pointing to the government's failure to implement the resolution's provisions.
As a step in this process, he will work to implement United Nations Resolution 1402; an immediate and meaningful cease-fire; an end of terror and violence and incitement; withdrawal of Israeli troops from Palestinian cities, including Ramallah; implementation of the already agreed-upon Tenet and Mitchell plans, which will lead to a political settlement.
