Sentence examples similar to Stepping in to resolve this from inspiring English sources

Congress could still step in to resolve this situation by simply extending DACA for another year or two as a temporary fix.

The PCS general secretary, Mark Serwotka, said: "We had asked the new director [Gabriele Finaldi, formerly of the Prado] to step in to resolve this dispute before taking over but now his first week will be greeted by a continuous strike.

Therefore, it is with great hope Georgia State University President Mark P. Becker steps in to resolve this issue immediately.

Do we want to break the race barrier or the gender barrier?" Still, there is resistance to the idea of party leaders stepping in to resolve the fight.

The White House, acutely aware of the lessons from Hurricane Katrina, stepped in to resolve the problem.

But over the weekend Cameron was reported to have stepped in to resolve the fraught battle within the cabinet, with a decision to support the targets.

So, unlike the Tunisian or Egyptian militaries, the Libyan military lacks the cohesion or professionalism that might enable it to step in to resolve the conflict with the protesters or to stabilize the country.

Graeme McDowell believes the International Olympic Committee should step in to resolve the debate over whether he and the world No 1 Rory McIlroy should represent Britain or Ireland at the 2016 Olympics.

The courts had to step in to resolve the state's redistricting efforts after the legislature failed to reach an agreement following the 2010 census.

She noted that when the SEC and CFTC fought over who should regulate credit derivatives in 2000, Congress had to step in to resolve the dispute -- and prevented either from regulating the products.

As long as there was no contrary ruling from another appeals court, they wouldn't need to step in to resolve a split.