Sentence examples for The quick resolution from inspiring English sources

The quick resolution suggests that the extra money earmarked for security is being well spent.

The quick resolution contrasted with previous cases in which British servicemen were held by Iran for considerably longer, in once case almost two weeks.

The quick resolution of the row is good news for Tesco's boss, Dave Lewis, who previously held a senior role at Unilever.

The quick resolution of these complex financial institutions is just not going to happen, as we will see again with the smaller MF Global.

The quick resolution to Delta's own dispute with its pilots should set a precedent for other large airlines, which face possible strikes in the months ahead, said Norman Y . Mineta the Bush administration's Secretary of Transportation.

The quick resolution of the cases of Ms. Gao and Qin Guangguang, who were tried and convicted on Tuesday of spying for Taiwan, suggested that the Chinese government wanted to remove a source of contention with the United States before the arrival in Beijing on Saturday of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

As this remark suggests, the quicker resolution of conflict was closely related to the open and informal communication pattern prevailing at Plant P. In spite of greater differentiation in time orientation and structure, then, Plant P managers were able to achieve more satisfactory integration because they could communicate and resolve conflict effectively.

That is, the more and quicker the response, the quicker resolution and cooling off of the micro-time hot spot.

Half also feel that AI can help with the quicker resolution of problems (50%) and over two fifths (42%) say it can help with greater personalization.

The observed reduction in interleukin-6 levels is of significance because this proinflammatory cytokine has been correlated with severity of septic shock, and this may explain the quicker resolution of organ-related morbidity in the treatment group.

To some observers, the relatively quick resolution to the Manziel case, and the comparatively light penalty, could add to criticism of the N.C.A.A.'s enforcement process, which has been chided for being unequal in levying sanctions.