Sentence examples for took a resolution from inspiring English sources

At the Seabury inquiry, he took a resolution not to disclose any of the secrets of his legal practice.

Perhaps Kerry didn't notice, but just a few days before his threats, the OAS took a resolution that Washington brought against Venezuela and turned it inside-out, declaring the regional body's "solidarity" with the Maduro government.

It takes a resolution to form committees in the Congress.

Pixelated Hydra New Horizons also took a low-resolution image of Hydra, one of Pluto's small moons.

What if you took a fairly low resolution (say 500×500) and a reasonably low colour mix (say 256 colours) and tried to create every single image?

Instead, the committee took up a resolution last week asking Mr. Annan to submit a welter of new reports detailing his proposals to the General Assembly in September.

— In December, the United Nations took up a resolution calling for the abolition of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for children and young teenagers.

"If it does take a second resolution to get everybody to pull together to get it done, let's do it," he said.

After a marathon meeting of senior officials, Mr. Yakis said that his government would take a new resolution to Parliament later this week after the government completed an assessment of the first vote.

For the third title though, the art team had a new idea: what about taking a high resolution camera, pointing it at the sky and capturing the whole expanse over many hours, as a detailed time-lapse sequence.

In essence, the TouchID scanner is taking a high resolution picture of your fingerprint to analyze, but those rightfully paranoid about privacy and security shouldn't worry.