Sentence examples for which it was resolved from inspiring English sources

Smith, who was the mayor of Nauvoo — at that time one of the largest settlements in Illinois — convened a town-council meeting, in which it was resolved that the Expositor was a public nuisance and must be shut down.

"A large meeting of colored people" was held in Philadelphia in April, at which it was resolved that "the only duty the colored man owes to a Constitution under which he is declared to be an inferior and degraded being, having no rights which white men are bound to respect, is to denounce and repudiate it, and to do what he can by all proper means to bring it into contempt".

The "Problem Impact Measure" takes into consideration the level of concern each problem caused the owner, the extent to which it was resolved and the owner's level of satisfaction with the resolution.

The team issued a statement in which it said it was "resolved to complete the sale of Liverpool F.C. to New England Sports Ventures," but acknowledged that the restraining order filed in Texas prevented the transaction from being completed.

ATSIC then convened a meeting in Perth at which it was again resolved that Colbung's application could proceed.

Facebook's revelations could be wrapped into the commission's ongoing review of the existing complaint, which remains confidential until it is resolved.

The journey was characterized by several steps along the way in which it was necessary to resolve issues such as stages of reasoning, conceptual change, and social knowledge.

Sony has only confirmed that it suffered a "system disruption", which it was "working diligently to resolve".

Like kings and dukes or generals and seargents, everyone needed a direct officer who resolved disputes, which, it was presumed, could not be settled through dialog.

This test could be of help to enhance diagnosis and particularly in those cases in which it is necessary to resolve possible uncertainties.

We do not, however, need the phrase "that which is" (ea que est): "a stone is a being" (lapis est ens), or the equivalent phrase into which it can be resolved, "a stone is a thing which is" (lapis est res que est), are unclear, awkward, and absurd ways of saying simply that "a stone is a thing" (lapis est res).