Sentence examples for To be resolved this from inspiring English sources

Pearson said: "We anticipate that [this incident] is not going to be resolved this evening".

Better known as "monopoly pricing" to United States antitrust officials, who indicted De Beers in a 1994 case that has yet to be resolved, this refers to De Beers's use of its dominance in rough diamonds to manipulate the global supply and keep prices high.

Yes, it's pretty obvious, but as said, (A) it can't be found in the published literature and (B) paradoxes are there to be resolved: this paper presents experimental data that resolve the paradox.

Stomata can remain partially open during the night and, although the function of night-time transpiration is yet to be resolved, this can result in substantial night-time transpiration if the vapour pressure difference between the leaf and air (VPD) is high.

The parties met for a hearing last month and the issue of the proposed jurisdiction shift is expected to be resolved this month at the earliest, Rethenam said.

"The council is currently working with the school's senior leadership team and governors to explore alternative arrangements for pupils and staff, but this is unlikely to be resolved this week.

The situation is not expected to be resolved this weekend.

"After that issue seemed to be resolved this weekend, they changed their tune and announce the issue was job security".

Both sides in the revenue-sharing tiff deny that the Chicago bid would be affected by the revenue disagreement, which is not expected to be resolved this week.

Last week, Samuel Berger, the White House national security adviser, stated that he did not expect arms control issues to be resolved this weekend.

But the debate over what, if anything, to do about last year's tax cut is unlikely to be resolved this year, because any chances of enacting an immediate economic stimulus package that would include tax cuts have all but died in Congress.