substitute resolution

"This was an effort by the Americans to head this off at the pass," said a long-serving diplomat here of the substitute resolution.

Two days later the board's long-range planning committee approved a substitute resolution to endorse the broad recommendations of the task force without going into specifics.

Debate over the substitute resolution was bitter and partisan, and the voting on the resolution extremely close.

Supporters of the moratorium defeated attempts to derail it with postponements and a substitute resolution supported by the executive committee.

A substitute resolution, requesting Bishop Andrew to cease his ecclesiastical function, was adopted one hundred ten to sixty-eight.

Betsy DeVoss, chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party, offered the substitute resolution.

The Americans then introduced a substitute resolution, based on the Mr. Annan's "initiative," which was unanimously adopted.

Lewis Edwin Harvie of Amelia County offered a substitute resolution calling for immediate secession.

The implementing plans would include "innovative alternative approaches and experimental programs that are consistent with the goals and objectives of the report," the substitute resolution went on.

The substitute resolution opposing a constitutional amendment was proposed by Representative Thomas Little, a Republican who is vice chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

Her vote is all the more inexplicable, given her prior vote against a substitute resolution, offered by Carl Levin, requiring precisely the diplomatic requirement she had advocated.

And last week, the four members began working on a subtly different substitute resolution that requires that, at any point in the school year, more time must have been spent on abstinence than on condoms.

The pro-slavery members of the House then rallied behind Rowan's leadership to pass a substitute resolution which softened the most objectionable language but retained the call for fugitive slave legislation in Indiana and Ohio.

To cover their tracks, the Republicans plan to pass a substitute resolution today that contains a strong general denunciation of "all those who promote racism, anti-Semitism, ethnic prejudice, or religious intolerance" but omits any mention of the council.

With the senators from southern states (both those that had seceded and those that had not) refusing to vote, Republicans were left with a majority in the chamber and passed Clark's substitute resolution, effectively killing Crittenden's proposal.

Cognizant of Jefferson's desire for more time, Breckinridge offered a substitute resolution on February 23, 1803, allocating 80,000 troops and unlimited funds for the potential invasion of New Orleans, but he left their use at the discretion of the president.