Opening Word document…
“Resolved” must be immediate.
Austin 11 [Vichina; August 15; Program of Study and Committee at St Mary’s College; Stack Exchange, "Why is “resolved” used ahead of a question in a debate title, instead of saying “the Subject, topic” or alike," https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/8608/why-is-resolved-used-ahead-of-a-question-in-a-debate-title-instead-of-saying]
The word resolved stated before the resolution means "obsolete", to deal with successfully, clear up, an immediate course of action, meaning that the plan would immediately be enacted. Therefore, if you come across a case that involves something like cooperation with other countries or anything that takes a significant amount of time, you can argue that it violates the word resolved.
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