Sentence examples for Resolve any difficulties from inspiring English sources

Citing a vague clause in the constitution that calls upon the king to "resolve any difficulties", he asked him to postpone the polls.

The return of Yaya Toure will help resolve any difficulties and one player who can be absolved from any blame is captain Kompany, who illustrated once more why he is rightly regarded as a member of the world's elite group of defenders.

This will allow us to identify and resolve any difficulties that arise in the course of the trial.

Weekly progress reports were generated and reviewed by staff and weekly meetings were held with the PI to identify and resolve any difficulties with follow-up.

Midway through, he accepts a six-month fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study in New Jersey, one of the most prestigious establishments in the world, dedicated to theoretical research, where, Villani writes, all earthly cares and whims are catered for: "An army of secretaries stands ready to answer any question and resolve any difficulty.

By 1927, however, Alexis had apparently resolved any difficulties he may have had with the state and was named a member of the Holy Synod, the church's governing body.

It is clear, though, that requesting only frozen embryos would not resolve all difficulties for embryo providers.

So, an appropriate mix of technologies may help resolve most difficulties, and eventually provide assemblies of high quality without requiring any Sanger-based input.

In any case, foreign entry into the fund-management industry will not resolve the difficulties at hand.The government fears that disclosure of the fund managers' true condition will cause a run on the trusts.

Playing the "China card" did not resolve these difficulties, but it did regain the initiative.

The commission has an "obligation to resolve constitutional difficulties," he said.