Sentence examples for Resolved from inspiring English sources

The former whip Warren Entsch called for the leadership issue to be resolved at next week's Liberal party room meeting.

The clause is sufficiently ambiguous to leave doubts over how the stalemate will be resolved.

The real ending of the cold war was in 1986, when the USSR leadership resolved on a five-year programme to move to parliamentary democracy and a market economy.

The moment the broadcasters resolved that Ukip should take part, they brought this mess upon themselves.

I resolved never to go into a McDonald's (or "Mickey Dee's" as they would love to be called but never are) after they took legal action against two leafleters protesting at their methods.

Disagreements over language issues, parades and other events must be resolved if the stability and tolerance we all want to see are to be realised.

I would have liked a yes vote but was resolved on getting us to abstain at the very least.

She nominates it as her transformational moment, where she resolved to be an activist, not a spectator.

But this increase began long before the crisis began and is unlikely to be reversed even if and when the crisis is resolved.

Over three decades of work, 113 cases had been resolved by the slowly ageing grandmothers, but despite this, Estela Carlotto's missing grandson remained unaccounted for, which left a deep, unhealed wound in the nation's psyche.

He resolved to score and take a selfie in front of the Stadio Olimpico's Curva Sud, capturing the jubilation of Roma's supporters behind him.