Sentence examples for Pursuing a resolution from inspiring English sources
"Her case is one more reason why we will be pursuing a resolution on China" at the meeting, the American Embassy spokesman in Beijing said.
While it is unclear when the offer was made, the proposal indicates that Microsoft is actively pursuing a resolution of the long-running antitrust case.
The company is also pursuing a resolution to the issue of portability - when patients change insurers - by way of a "mutual recognition strategy across payers". Bluebird Bio's approach may also be followed by Novartis.
Obama's election was interpreted as a potential break from the Bush administration's approach to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, both in the level of engagement and the open-mindedness in pursuing a resolution.
"We believe this represents good progress as we pursue a resolution to this matter".
"We've had seven years now without a single day of good faith, substantive talks," he said, calling President Bush's failure to pursue a resolution aggressively "unconscionable".
Today the administration, as expected, announced that the United States would pursue a resolution condemning China's record at the United Nations Human Rights Commission, which is to meet in Geneva next month.
But the United States has not said whether it would pursue a resolution, and it was far from clear that, even if action were forthcoming, it would be enough to stall the march of Colonel Qaddafi's troops eastward.
It is time to acknowledge that a newly re-elected President Obama not only has the political space to pursue a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in his second term; he has a mandate to do so from a significant majority of American Jews.
Barack Obama has repeatedly stated his commitment to pursue a resolution to the crisis in Israel from "the minute I am sworn into office" on 'Day One' of his term as president.
Suicide bombing emerged as a Palestinian tactic only after Israel began pursuing a negotiated resolution through the Oslo process.
