Sentence examples for Resolution to the question from inspiring English sources

But some lawmakers said they did not see a quick resolution to the question that has paralyzed them for months: how to reach agreement on securing the border.

The decisions are certain to have drawn the Supreme Court's interest as it mulls a resolution to the question of extreme partisan gerrymanders.

Maternal imagination may have been a desperate resolution to the question of the male partner's shared responsibility in the birth of a disabled child.

There's still no resolution to the question of what to do with the results from Florida and Michigan, but a few of the principals involved seem to be leaning toward some type of do-over.

The only hope for a real shake-up in this tale is a true October surprise that can't be greeted with pre-fab language -- perhaps a shocking F.B.I. resolution to the question of who mailed a Bush debate preparation tape to the Gore camp.

One application is to present a simple and natural resolution to the question of what constitutes the mirror of a rigid Calabi-Yau manifold.

But for all the author's avoidance of a trite, reductive resolution to the questions raised here (see the current thriller "The Interpretation of Murder" for a more pedantic use of Freud's Dora), she has no superior substitute.

Far from bringing any resolution to the questions over how the Obama administration handled the attacks, the hearing by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee may serve only as the prelude to a longer investigative process that could lead to subpoenas for Mrs. Clinton and others.

I like to find a solution to the question or resolution to the problem and close the door on whatever issue happened to be causing the snare.

Disappointed at not joining the fighting in the East, Connor gladly would have brought about a military resolution to the "Mormon question".

I can testify that some resolution to the refugee question was within reach at Taba without in any way compromising the demographically Jewish nature of the state of Israel.