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1. To fill out a sample resolution denying an, follow these steps:
2. Begin by reviewing the content of the resolution and familiarizing yourself with the purpose and context of the document.
3. Start by entering the name of the party or organization issuing the resolution at the top of the document.
4. Include the date on which the resolution is being issued.
5. Write a clear and concise title for the resolution that reflects its purpose.
6. Begin the body of the resolution with an introductory paragraph that provides an overview or background information.
7. State the reasons or grounds for denying the subject matter of the resolution in a logical and structured manner, using bullet points or numbered lists if necessary.
8. Support the denial with relevant facts, evidence, or references to previous resolutions or policies.
9. Conclude the resolution with a summary or closing statements that reiterates the denial and its implications.
10. Add any necessary signatures or official stamps to validate the resolution.
11. Before finalizing, proofread the entire document for clarity, coherence, and grammatical accuracy.
12. Save and distribute the resolution to the appropriate parties or stakeholders as required.
13. Note: This is a general guideline and the specific format or requirements may vary depending on the nature and context of the resolution being denied.

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